Kungwane to host first tourney since BSA, SABC deal: Boxing promoter Joyce Kungwane says she is excited to have been given the honour to stage the ground-breaking tournament that will kick-start the implementation of the three-year-deal signed by Boxing…
The deal, which will see the return of live boxing on SABC around the country until 2025, requires promoters to make applications to stage those tournament.
Kungwane's TLB Promotions won the tender to stage the very first of the many still to come. She will jointly organise it with the national broadcaster at its headquarters in Auckland Park on April 21. The cherry on top is that history will be made in her tournament when a father and son share the ring.
He dethroned Ayabonga Sonjica with a sixth-round knockout in front of a big bemused crowd – mostly Sonjica's followers – at East London's Orient Theatre.
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