LAMATI HAPPY TO BE HOME
Back in South Africa after spending more than a month at a Belfast hospital, Ludumo Lamati is understandable happy to breath South African air once again. The 31-year-old former International…
NEW ZEALAND BREAK HOODOO
New Zealand broke a 32-year hoodoo when they won their first World Cup match beating favourites Norway 1-0 at Eden Park on Thursday. Hannah Wilkinson sent Eden Park into a…
MARGEMAN’S PERMANENT DEAL
SuperSport United confirmed Grant Margeman’s permanent move from Mamelodi Sundowns after he signed a three-year contract with them on Thursday morning. The former Moroka Swallows and Ajax Cape Town midfielder…
TENGE ROPED IN TO SPAR WITH MOHAMED
By Monwabisi Jimlongo The camp of Razell Mohamed in Gqeberha has roped in former world champion Noni Tenge to help her with sparring sessions ahead of next month’s International Boxing…
WORLD TITLE FIGHT EXCITES SIMWAKA
By Monwabisi Jimlongo That Ellen ‘Tigress’ Simwaka is over the moon following the confirmation of her world title fight against Mea Motu is an understatement as the Malawian is hard…
SIZANI FACES UNBEATEN KIWI
It’s going to be a battle between two unbeaten boxers when Luvuyo Sizani from Ilinge, Komani, squares up against New Zealander Jerome Pampellone in New Zealand next month. Sizani and…
MATSATSANTSA CONFIRM ARUBI SIGNING
SuperSport United announced the capture of veteran goalkeeper Washington Arubi from relegated Marumo Gallants on Wednesday. Zimbabwe-born Arubi, who is turning 38 next month, is beginning his second stint at…
BUDLER CHALLENGES TERAJI IN SEPTEMBER
After accepting a step aside fee from Japanese boxing promoter Akihiko Honda of Teiken Promotions so that Kenshiro ‘The Amazing’ Teraji from Japan could fight against Jonathan Gonzalez, now Hekkie…
MOHAMED FIGHT FINALLY CONFIRMED IN NEW ZEALAND
By Monwabisi Jimlongo A clearer picture has emerged regarding current South African female cruiserweight champion Razell Mohamed’s next fight, which is going to be a world title contest. Dean Lonergan’s…
WHY ESPN STOPPED SHOWING SA BOXING
By Monwabisi Jimlongo Kyle de Klerk has offered diplomatic answers on why ESPN has stopped showing South African boxing tournaments after the channel showed a record 12 shows last year.…
