
Hollywoodbets, Phaka and Breakers Rugby Club join forces
Hollywoodbets decided to visit Breakers Rugby Club to hand over some training equipment and a smart new match kit.

Hollywoodbets decided to visit Breakers Rugby Club to hand over some training equipment and a smart new match kit.

Hollywoodbets was proud to assist this rugby club for the first time on 20 October 2021. The Purple Team chose to donate a variety of essential rugby items, such as equipment, uniforms, boots, tackle bags, water bottles, contact shields and agility poles.

Hollywoodbets was proud to donate items such as rugby kits, tackle bags, contact shields, cones, rugby balls and first aid kits.

Hollywoodbets were proud to contribute to the development of the players at this club and donated necessary items.

Hollywoodbets paid a visit to Loyiso High School to hand over some useful gear that will assist in the development of the school.

The purple team handed over a brand-new playing kit along with training equipment to the players.

The Team, handed over playing kits and training equipment to the Club to help them on their rugby journey.

The Purple Team gladly donated an array of items that will help the players to prepare for upcoming matches and tournaments.

The Purple Team kindly donated rugby kits to both the male and female teams, such as rugby jerseys, rugby shorts and rugby socks.

Hollywoodbets Team showed their support with a generous donation of rugby kits, tackle bags, contact shields, first aid kits and other training equipment.

Hollywoodbets is proud to have extended our partnership with the Sharks up until 2023.

Hollywoodbets is proud to be associated with the popular Phaka rugby show, which is presented in both English and Xhosa on SuperSport. Practically Hollywoodbets’ sponsorship relationship
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