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On March 29th at the Brixton Multipurpose Centre in Johannesburg, South Africa, Warrior Ascent Promotions will present a thriller to remember. The main event will be the fight between Jason Medi (10-1-0, 5 KOs), from the Republic of Congo, and Shadiri Musa Bwogi (8-0, 5 KOs) from Uganda, fighting for the vacant African Boxing Union […]

Yucateco Boxing hosted a major amateur boxing tournament, with the support of the African Boxing Union and the World Boxing Council, to be held in Lagos, Nigeria, from February 6-8. 

ByAyoola Adeleke President of the African Boxing Union, Houcine Houichi, has expressed excitement about the maiden World Boxing Council amateur tournament held in Lagos. The ABU President, who arrived in Lagos on Wednesday night ahead of the historic event, believes the long-awaited initiative will enhance the growth of the sport and open opportunities for amateur

Yucateco Boxing will host a major amateur boxing tournament, with the support of the African Boxing Union and the World Boxing Council, to be held in Lagos, Nigeria, from February 6-8.   

Yucateco Boxing will host a major amateur boxing tournament, with the support of the African Boxing Union and the World Boxing Council, to be held in Lagos, Nigeria, from February 6-8. Yucateco Boxing Promotions, one of the leading boxing organizations in Africa, will host this historic event at the Molade Okoya Thomas Indoor Sports Hall,

2025 the year of Africa   Africa has been an important part of Boxing History and the WBC is naming 2025 as the year of Africa.   

By Ayoola Adeleke The excitement is building up for the inaugural Yucateco World Boxing Council (WBC) amateur boxing championship, set to take place in Lagos from February 6th to 8th. Yucateco Boxing Promotions, Africa’s premier boxing organization, will host this historic event at the Molade Okoya Thomas Indoor Sports Hall, Teslim Balogun Stadium. The event

The African Boxing Union (ABU) held its 2024 Convention at the Africana Hotel in the beautiful city of Kampala, Uganda, also known as the Pearl of Africa. It was a resounding success, with more than 90 delegates and ring officials from Nigeria, Ivory Coast, Tunisia, Uganda, Tanzania, Kenya, Zambia, South Africa, Malawi, Rwanda, and Zimbabwe

WBC Cares África has worked diligently and with dedication plus determination helping youth via education and activities they can share. Many live in desperate quarters and teen pregnancy is always an issue. Our leader in Uganda, Maureen Mulangira is focused about suppling inspiration and practical assistance. In Uganda many youths are unemployed, leading them to