ALICIA ROBINSON has knockout looks. And soon, with the right training, she hopes to have a knockout punch too.
The 21-year-old University of the West Indies Open Campus student spends her days buried in her books on principles of business.
But when she isn’t at school she spends her time training to become a boxer.
“I chose boxing as a form of exercise because I found that there aren’t many women boxers in Barbados; I wanted to change that,” she said.
Alicia said her goal is to become a professional boxer and to help her get there, she has dedicated herself to the craft.
A real planner, Alicia says when her boxing career is finished, she’s hoping to be a pastry chef.
Round One
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