By Monwabisi Jimlongo
Boxing trainer Mtuseni Dube from Dundee in KwaZulu-Natal is looking at leading his boxer Mxolisi Zuma to yet another victory as he’s going to fight against Ramadhani Milonzi from Tanzania on Saturday.
With an unblemished record of six victories, with all his wins coming from knockouts, Zuma clashes with Milonzi in a World Boxing Federation (WBF) Intercontinental junior-featherweight title contest at the Estcourt Town Hall.
“I would say we have done very well preparing for this fight. However, I can’t say much other than that we are going for 10 rounds and another win. If this fight becomes another knockout, then I will be very happy,” Dube said.
Zuma was born in Inanda, Durban, and he grew up in Esikhawini, Empangeni, where he started his boxing career and is now based in Dundee. Zuma stopped Lukholo Dlangalavu in his last fight held at the Olive Convention Centre, Durban, in December.
Meanwhile, Nkosingiphile Sibisi and Trevor Nghonyama are going to fight for the vacant South African flyweight title in the same tournament.
The national title became vacant after Jackson ‘M3’ Chauke won the International Boxing Organisation (IBO) flyweight title two months ago. Chauke defeated Quaise Khademi in the United Kingdom.
