El Mani Pavilion

2010 Central American and Caribbean Games venuesSports in Mayagüez, Puerto Rico

El Mani Pavilion Pabellon De Boxeo El Maní is a pavilion in El Mani, Mayagüez, Puerto Rico. Prior to the construction of the pavilion, the site had been occupied by a covered basketball court; this was demolished to make way for the new building. Its construction cost $3,500,000. It was to host events of the 2010 Central American and Caribbean Games. Boxing and mixed martial arts events are held at the Pavilion. A jump roping competition with over 400 participants was held at the Mani Paviliion in 2019.The pavilion has also been the venue for community health clinics, events managed by soldiers in the United States military.

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El Mani Pavilion
PR-341, Mayagüez

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Parque José Guillermo Alcadey

PR-341
00680 Mayagüez (Sabanetas)
Puerto Rico, United States
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