Maria David
IN its quest to scout talent, the Teremoto Boxing Club will be hosting what they call the “Judgment Day” boxing bonanza to ensure that they develop amateur boxers.
The boxing extravaganza will take place on the 1st of October at the Ongwediva Multi-purpose Centre.
Founder of the club, Emvula Emvula, said their boxers have been out of the ring for about three months. They therefore came up with the concept of “Judgment Day” in a quest to monitor their progress and development over the training period.
“We want our fans to be the judges of their level of growth or progress during the boxing bonanza,” he said.
Apart from judging the readiness of the boxers, Emvula promised an exciting night for boxing fans within the northern areas.
Emvula indicated that they have lined-up an exciting card which will feature crafty and skilful boxers with hope of becoming big names in the sport.
“Teremoto is dedicated to promoting the biggest of fights and we want to keep breaking records,” he said.
He stated that they have 15 bouts line-up, which inter alia includes cadets and elite boxers.
The main bout of the evening is going to be between Israel Hamunyela from Teremoto and Kakololo “Faruko” Elikana from the Intelligence Boxing Academy.
“These are the big boys in the cruiserweight division and they punch extremely hard, therefore we can expect a knockout or stoppage,” he stressed.
He emphasised that this is an exciting matchup which will leave the fans wanting for more.
Emvula stated that the boxing bonanza will benefit both the boxers and the Ongwediva SME community.
He explained that hosting the boxing match will ensure the creation of temporary employment for contractors in the security, transportation or logistics, while vendors will ensure that they will be able to sell their products.
Emvula stated that the much-anticipated fight is finally here and fighters are ready to exchange leather, it is now time for the fans to come bare witness the boxing revolution.
