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    Makhanda’s ‘Black Tiger’ to defend WBF welterweight title

    Rod AmnerBy Rod AmnerSeptember 13, 2021Updated:September 13, 2021No Comments1 Min Read
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    Mzoxolo 'Black Tiger' Ndwayana with his coach/father on the left.

    By CHRIS TOTOBELA

    Makhanda’s very own champion Mzoxolo ‘Black Tiger’ Ndwayana will be in the ring on 18 September after a long layoff.

    Ndwayana last fought in December when he suffered a fourth-round TKO defeat against old rival Thulani Mbenge in their SA welterweight title fight.

    The Black Tiger is currently the WBF international welterweight champion. He will be trading leather with Katemba Kuvesa from DRC in their WBO international welterweight bout at the Metropolis Parkview in Pretoria.

    This will be an under card to the Cruiserweight clash between SA’s Tommy Gun Oosthuizen and DRC’s Yousouf Mwanza.

    Ndwayana looked very sharp at training. “I have prepared very well for this fight, and I have watched my opponent fight, and I don’t think he will give me problems. He is well built, and he talks too much, but he lacks boxing skills. I will win this one for all the people of Makhanda and make them proud.”

    Ndwayana with his WBF international welterweight belt.
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