NOMEFESANE NYATELA DECRIES STATE OF SOUTH AFRICA BOXING GYMS
Rumble Africa Promotion CEO Nomfesane Nyatela is one individual who is not scared to express her views on boxing matters even if it means ruffling feathers.
Rumble Africa Promotion CEO Nomfesane Nyatela is one individual who is not scared to express her views on boxing matters even if it means ruffling feathers.
WBAN would like to introduce bantamweight (119 lbs) Abosede Obisanya, 21 years old, of Nigeria, who is a fairly new professional on the scene.
Jessie Magdaleno wanted to prove to the world that he’s ready for a second title run. Whether his latest performance delivered that message, the end result keeps him very much in the running.
Reigning IBF world flyweight titleholder Moruti Mthalane has sent a warning out to the other world champions in his division – insisting he is ready for a unification showdown and will ‘take it with both hands.’
The South Africa boxing board has moved swiftly in preparing gyms to put in place appropriate systems and practices to comply with health and hygiene measures to mitigate all risks of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Chairperson of the Namibia Professional Boxing and Wrestling Control Board (NPBWCB), Dr. Bernard Haufiku, has hailed the newfound unity amongst local boxing promoters, especially the collaboration they displayed during these difficult times when the sport is plagued by Covid-19.
After training in the US for a fight that didn’t occur, Emmanuel “Gameboy” Tagoe is back in his native Ghana.
Shakur Stevenson’s debut at 130 pounds played out as expected Tuesday night.
Chairperson of the Namibia Professional Boxing and Wrestling Control Board (NPBWCB), Dr Bernard Haufiku, said amending or either repealing the current Boxing Act of 1980 is top of his priorities, as the act is outdated and discriminatory.
He’s only boxed competitively for 171 rounds and never took part in a single amateur contest, yet South Africa’s Kevin Lerena (25-1) is on top of the world.