Global Boxing Legend is Gone Jamaica Michael Manley

Jamaican Boxing Icon Mike McCallum Passes Away at 68: Remembering “The Bodysnatcher

A National Hero and Global Boxing Legend is Gone Jamaica and the global boxing fraternity are mourning the sudden death of Mike McCallum, a legendary figure in the sport, who passed away at the age of 68 in Las Vegas, United States, on Saturday. McCallum, affectionately nicknamed “The Bodysnatcher” for his devastating and tactical body punches, was not only Jamaica’s…

Grammy-winning reggae icon Buju Banton will headline the 2025 Essence Festival of Culture® (July 4–6, New Orleans)

Buju Banton’s Historic Essence Fest 2025 Debut Celebrates Reggae & Caribbean Pride”

Grammy-winning reggae icon Buju Banton will headline the 2025 Essence Festival of Culture® (July 4–6, New Orleans), marking his first appearance at the storied event. Renowned for his revolutionary influence on reggae and dancehall, Banton’s set aligns with the festival’s We Are “Made Like This”theme, spotlighting resilience and cultural heritage through his anthemic storytelling. He joins…

Asafa Powell said his kids will not run for Jamaica unless Jamaica fix the support system

Asafa Powell Vows His Kids Won’t Represent Jamaica Unless Conditions Improve

Olympian Asafa Powell warns that his children will NOT run for Jamaica unless athletic conditions improve. The former 100m world record holder reveals he once turned down millions to switch national allegiance—and now regrets it. With his wife being Canadian-Ghanaian, Powell says his kids have ‘options’ beyond Jamaica. This comes after fans praised his son’s race win, sparking debate on Jamaica’s lack of support for athletes. Will Jamaica lose its next generation of track stars?

Jamaica's future in the Grand Slam Track Series remains uncertain despite world-leading performances from stars like Salwa Eid Naser (48.67s 400m) and Alison dos Santos

Jamaica’s Grand Slam Track Future Uncertain Despite Stellar Performances

Jamaica’s future in the Grand Slam Track Series remains uncertain despite world-leading performances from stars like Salwa Eid Naser (48.67s 400m) and Alison dos Santos (47.61s 400mH). While the Kingston meet delivered elite competition, poor attendance due to high ticket prices (US$60/day) and scheduling conflicts has put its hosting status in doubt. Commissioner Michael Johnson praised the event’s execution but remained non-committal about a return

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