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TANZANIA. – The President of the African Boxing Union (ABU) and Vice President of the World Boxing Council (WBC), Houcine Houichi, issued a heartfelt message of condolence on behalf of the organization following the sad departure of prominent Tanzanian promoter Miss Sadah Kasonso, head of Kemon Sports Promotion. In an official statement addressed to the […]

The heavyweight division is preparing for an electric night in Johannesburg, South Africa. Undefeated and solid prospect José Kadima is ready to headline for the first time in his career when he faces dangerous puncher Herbert Matovu on Saturday, July 11, 2026. The great battle, scheduled for 10 rounds, will be the main event of

  The World Boxing Council (WBC) and the African Boxing Union (ABU) are deeply saddened to announce the passing of Nabaloum Dramane, affectionately known in the boxing world as “Boumboum.” Dramane was an iconic figure and one of Burkina Faso’s most beloved athletes. His legacy in the ring was vast, characterized by his bravery, technical

The World Boxing Council (WBC), in close collaboration with the African Boxing Union (ABU), designated the year 2025 as the “Year of Africa.” This monumental initiative,  seeks to commemorate the rich history, achievements, and magnificence of boxing in the “Mighty Continent,” while simultaneously sowing the seeds for the future development of the sport in the

African boxing delivered a thrilling night of action on November 16th, as the highly anticipated WBC Africa Flyweight Championship bout between Ndabezinhle Phiri and Jackson Chauke concluded with a decisive victory for the young contender, Phiri. The event, held in Johannesburg as a key part of the WBC’s “Year of Africa” initiative, showcased the depth

  On November 16, African boxing will take center stage as Ndabezinhle Phiri and Jackson Chauke meet for the WBC Africa flyweight championship in Johannesburg, South Africa, as part of the WBC’s “Year of Africa” initiative. This bout is more than just a regional title fight — it’s a generational showdown between two fighters who

On November 16, African boxing will take center stage as Ndabezinhle Phiri and Jackson Chauke meet for the WBC Africa flyweight championship in Johannesburg, South Africa, as part of the WBC’s “Year of Africa” initiative. This bout is more than just a regional title fight — it’s a generational showdown between two fighters who embody

Brussels boxer Ryad Merhy, 30, became the WBC Heavyweight Africa champion on Saturday night during the LLN Boxing Night 3 in Louvain-La-Neuve, Belgium, where he knocked out Senegal’s Gora Niang (31) in the second round. Merhy dominated the first round without problems, even hurting his opponent a couple of times at the end of the

Merhy vs Niang: The Spirit of the Year of Africa Comes Ignite The eagerly anticipated clash between Ryad Merhy (Côte d’Ivoire) and Gora Niang (Senegal) for the WBC Africa heavyweight title will take place on October 18, 2025, in Belgium. Earlier today, both fighters successfully made weight ahead of their bout in Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium. Ryad

The fighter from Ivory Coast, Ryad Merhy, will return to the ring, with the task of facing  the Senegalese knockout artist Gora Niang on October 18th at the Centre Sportif du Blocry in Louvain La Neuve, Belgium. At stake is the prestigious WBC Africa Heavyweight belt. Merhy comes into this bout after defeating Andrej Pesic