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Hadebe, Simwaka headline all-female main card at ESPN Africa Boxing 20 - Vimarsana News

Hadebe, Simwaka headline all-female main card at ESPN Africa Boxing 20

In honour of Women's Month in South Africa, fan favourites Smangele Hadebe and Ellen Simwaka headline an all-female main fight card at ESPN Africa Boxing 20 in Johannesburg on Thursday August 25.

Source: espn.com
Jackson Chauke claims ABU flyweight title at Africa Boxing 19 - Vimarsana News

Jackson Chauke claims ABU flyweight title at Africa Boxing 19

South Africa's Jackson Chauke claimed the ABU Flyweight title at ESPN Africa Boxing 19 with a third round TKO of Tanzanian Mustapha Mkupasi in Johannesburg on Thursday.

Source: espn.com
Boxing: Beterbiev and Smith Jr. ready for light heavyweight title unification - Vimarsana News

Boxing: Beterbiev and Smith Jr. ready for light heavyweight title unification

Two of the light heavyweight division's fiercest knockouts will contest three world titles in one of the most anticipated bouts of the year. WBC/IBF champion Artur Beterbiev (

Source: marca.com
WEC NEVER DIE. More weight classes for the 155/lightweight and under lighter fighters would be amazing - Vimarsana News

WEC NEVER DIE. More weight classes for the 155/lightweight and under lighter fighters would be amazing

**Boxing has 4 major world titles:** - WBA (World Boxing Association), founded in 1921 - WBC (World Boxing Council), founded in 1963 - IBF (International Boxing Federation), founded...

Africa Boxing set to highlight the continent's hidden gems - Vimarsana News

Africa Boxing set to highlight the continent's hidden gems

Africa Boxing comes to ESPN after a two-year hiatus, with the continent's lesser-known fighters taking their shot at fame in Johannesburg on January 27.

Source: espn.com