‘Coolie Bully’ keen on WBC Cup payday

By Stabroek News On In Sports |
Despite his first round demolition of Barbadian Selwyn Lett, Saturday night at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall when he defended his CABOFE bantamweight title, Elton `Coolie Bully’ Dharry knows he will have to be better than the rest when he participates in the upcoming WBC Cup.
Despite his first round demolition of Barbadian Selwyn Lett, Saturday night at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall when he defended his CABOFE bantamweight title, Elton `Coolie Bully’ Dharry knows he will have to be better than the rest when he participates in the upcoming WBC Cup.

By Emmerson Campbell

After retaining his World Boxing Council (WBC) Caribbean Boxing Federation (CABOFE) bantamweight title with a first round demolition of Barbadian Selwyn Lett last Saturday night at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall (CASH), US-based Guyanese Elton ‘Coolie Bully’ Dharry is now focused on the WBC Cup.

The WBC Cup is a 40-week tournament to celebrate the WBC’s 50th anniversary. It will allow boxers in the tournament