Sharp targets shift to Pro Wrestling

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The founder of the Botswana Wrestling Federation (BWF), Moagi Sharp, says his next target is Professional (Pro) Wrestling when his term in office lapses in the next five years.

Sharp introduced amateur wrestling in 2003 in Selebi-Phikwe. He told MmegiSport that he feels that it is time for him to step down from an organisation that he established.

Sharp was given another mandate to lead the federation during an elective congress held in December 2023 and his term in office ends in 2029.

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Sharp targets shift to Pro Wrestling

The founder of the Botswana Wrestling Federation (BWF), Moagi Sharp, says his next target is Professional (Pro) Wrestling when his term in office lapses in the next five years.

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