Simangele ‘Smash’ Hadebe to fight in a vacant IBF title bout
Join McAusland Boxing for a night of exhilarating action as they support Simangele ‘Smash’ Handebe in her fight to win the IBF Intercontinental Flyweight title and raise awareness for a significant cause.
Simangele ‘Smash’ Hadebe, one of South Africa’s top female boxers, will fight a championship battle on May 24 at Klipriviersberg Recreation Centre, Johannesburg.
Hadebe will face Mexico’s fearsome WBC champion Gabriela ‘La Bonita’ Sanchez for the vacant IBF Intercontinental flyweight title.
This 10-round battle is promoted by Fantastic 2 Boxing Promotions and sanctioned by Boxing South Africa.
“I am beyond thrilled about this fight and immensely proud to see Hadebe step into the ring for what promises to be a monumental bout in her career”, said Colleen McAusland, the McAusland boxing manager.
“Hadebe has proven time and again that she is among the best, not just in South Africa but globally. This fight is a testament to her hard work, dedication, and the respect she commands in the boxing world.
“She deserves this opportunity to showcase her talent on such a prestigious platform. We are excited to support her as she fights not only for the title but also to champion the crucial cause of combating women and child abuse.
“This fight is more than just a match; it is a chance to inspire and make a significant impact, and that is what we intend to do,” explained McAusland.
Hadebe is ranked first in Africa and 10th internationally. She is the current South African champion and a two-time ABU champion.
Hadebe, from Midvaal, is a force in the ring with a 13-3-2 record. RGM Cranes and Drivetrain TTS are her sponsors.
Her opponent is the defending WBC champion with a 10-6-0 record and is recognised for her exciting fighting style and resilience.
This is a historic moment in women’s boxing, displaying two of the sport’s most tough competitors on a global scale.
Fans can expect a night of fierce competition and unrivalled skill as these two champions face off in what looks to be a historic bout.
The event intends to showcase the athletes’ extraordinary abilities while also highlighting Johannesburg’s flourishing boxing scene.
For more information on how to buy the tickets, contact McAusland at 072 151 1194.
