Sihle Jelwana reckons that veteran boxer and current South African flyweight champion Jackson Chauke showed other boxers a blue print on how to beat Luyanda Ntwanambe.
Jelwana said this ahead of his IBF International flyweight title contest against Ntwanambe at the Orient Theatre in East London on Sunday.
Chauke defeated Ntwanambe when they fought for the SA and WBO Global titles at the Boardwalk Casino and Hotel in Gqeberha in April.
“I see no danger in Ntwanambe. He has not been tested that much. He only got tested by Chauke and lost,” Jelwana said.
A confident Jelwana from Komani has insisted that the title is going to the Enoch Mgijima Local Municipality.
“I don’t see why I should fear Ntwanambe. He’s gonna lose again because he is beatable. I’m going to take the title to my home in Komani for celebrations,” Jelwana remarked.
Jelwana revealed that he has spent six weeks preparing for this fight under Sinalo Nokhele in Johannesburg. Normally, Jelwana is based in Bloemfontein, but had to relocate to Johannesburg just to prepare for the fight.
