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The training manager of Sibasa Boxing Club, Mr John Nemakonde (second from right), is photographed with some of his boxers who will take part in the tournament. They are Ndivhuwo Siliga (left), Khathutshelo Ndou (second from right) and Vincent Mulaudzi (right).
Professional boxing tournament at Tshakhuma
Sport Date: 20 November 2009
Tshakhuma Spar will be the centre of attraction next Saturday evening, November 28. That is where Venda Boxing Promotions will stage a professional boxing tournament.
Six bouts will take place during the tournament. Four of the boxers who will be trying their luck in the tournament, Vincent “The Rock” Mulaudzi, Charles “Dynamite” Luvhengo, Ndivhuwo “Horsepower” Siliga and Khathutshelo “Teargas” Ndou are from Sibasa Boxing Club.
Simon “Golden Boy” Mukhoro from Nzhelele and Horsepower Siliga will be the first to enter the ring. Their bantamweight bout is scheduled over four rounds.
It will be followed by the featherweight fight between Rendani Ramudzuli and Charles Sikhwivhilu. Gariel Matodzi from Ngovhela and Charles Luvhengo from Tshaulu will exchange blows in their junior lightweight fight, which is scheduled over four rounds. Vincent Mulaudzi from Tswinga and Pitsi Sibula from Polokwane will meet in their junior middleweight fight a little later. Their fight is also scheduled over four rounds.
The main supporting bout will be in the bantamweight division between Mutshutshudzi “The Ghost” Mudau from Maungani and Teargas Ndou from Mukula.
The main bout will be between Mukondeleli “Destroyer” Ndou and Ryder “Earthquake” Muleba.
In an interview, the training manager of the Sibasa Boxing Club, Mr John Nemakonde, said that his boxers were sharpened to kill.
The entrance fee is R20 for adults and R10 for children. The tournament is scheduled to start at 18:00.
Written by
Frank Mavhungu
Frank is a Human Resources Manager at the Department of Public Works in Limpopo. He is the longest serving correspondent of the Mirror, having joined us at the end of 1990. He mainly writes sports reports and resides at Tsianda Village. In 2004, Frank won the National Castle League Award, an award for the best reporter in the SAB league in South Africa.
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