South Africa's youngest world champion, Zolani Tete, will defend his World Boxing Foundation (WBF) flyweight crown against former stablemate Xolani Ntese at the Orient Theatre in East London on March 30.
South Africa's youngest world champion, Zolani Tete, will defend his World Boxing Foundation (WBF) flyweight crown against former stablemate Xolani Ntese at the Orient Theatre in East London on March 30.
This was announced by promoter Mzi Mnguni who groomed both fighters at his stable in Mdantsane before Ntese dumped him to join Manny Fernandez's gymnasium in Johannesburg.
Ntese, who is unbeaten in nine bouts, with six knockouts, left Mnguni in protest after claiming of being overlooked while all the attention was given to Ntese. - Sapa
Tete, Ntese to settle score
South Africa's youngest world champion, Zolani Tete, will defend his World Boxing Foundation (WBF) flyweight crown against former stablemate Xolani Ntese at the Orient Theatre in East London on March 30.
South Africa's youngest world champion, Zolani Tete, will defend his World Boxing Foundation (WBF) flyweight crown against former stablemate Xolani Ntese at the Orient Theatre in East London on March 30.
This was announced by promoter Mzi Mnguni who groomed both fighters at his stable in Mdantsane before Ntese dumped him to join Manny Fernandez's gymnasium in Johannesburg.
Ntese, who is unbeaten in nine bouts, with six knockouts, left Mnguni in protest after claiming of being overlooked while all the attention was given to Ntese. - Sapa