On Saturday, October 31, two African warriors gear up for the fight of their lives. It’s a breathtaking encounter spiced by IBA prize money.
Barbs fly. Tension burns. The rematch is on, the biggest amateur featherweight fight in African boxing.
Welcome to the iconic Stade Des Martyrs in Kinshasa, Africa’s music capital, where boxers are gearing up for the final dance in Africa’s most prestigious boxing tournament.
Tension is building up among the finalists. The adrenaline is running high. To some boxers, regular visits to the comfort base are common to get rid of any drop available.
The men’s featherweight duel is one of the highlights in the two-day finals starting on Friday, October 30.
Zambia’s Mwengo Mwale, a soldier by profession, has fired the first salvo before stepping into the squared circle to battle Ghana’s southpaw Amadu Mohamed.
