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The lion roars again: Paul ‘King’ Kamanga victorious in comeback fight

To all the boxing fans, the Lion is back, and his roar echoes louder than ever.

In a night filled with electrifying energy at the Riverside Hotel and Conference Centre in Durban North, Paul ‘King’ Kamanga returned triumphantly to the ring, defeating the legendary Malcolm Klassen in a thrilling exhibition match.

The exhibition was hosted by Fight Night Promotion. After two years away from professional boxing, Kamanga reminded everyone why he’s a force to be reckoned with, showcasing his signature speed, power, and relentless determination.

From the start, Kamanga displayed an impressive balance of technical prowess and raw athleticism. Klassen, a four-time world champion with a strong career, brought his vast experience to the ring, but it was clear from the outset that Kamanga had come prepared. His precise jabs and well-timed counters kept Klassen on the defensive throughout the match.

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In a night filled with electrifying energy at the Riverside Hotel and Conference Centre in Durban North, Paul ‘King’ Kamanga returned triumphantly to the ring, defeating the legendary Malcolm Klassen in a thrilling exhibition match. The exhibition was hosted by Fight Night Promotion. After two years away from professional boxing, Kamanga reminded everyone why he’s a force to be reckoned with, showcasing his signature speed, power, and relentless determination.

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By the third round, Kamanga had established control, delivering a flurry of punches that sent the crowd into a frenzy. Klassen, ever the warrior, stood his ground and attempted to turn the tide, but Kamanga’s superior conditioning and sharp instincts proved too much for the veteran.

The exhibition match ended with a unanimous decision in Kamanga’s favour, marking a successful comeback for the former WBA Pan African and WBC International Champion. The fight wasn’t just about victory; it was a statement, a reminder that Paul ‘King’ Kamanga is still one of the sport’s most formidable athletes.

Speaking after the fight, Kamanga was emotional yet confident.

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From the start, Kamanga displayed an impressive balance of technical prowess and raw athleticism. Klassen, a four-time world champion with a strong career, brought his vast experience to the ring, but it was clear from the outset that Kamanga had come prepared. His precise jabs and well-timed counters kept Klassen on the defensive throughout the match. By the third round, Kamanga had established control, delivering a flurry of punches that sent the crowd into a frenzy. Klassen, ever the warrior, stood his ground and attempted to turn the tide, but Kamanga’s superior conditioning and sharp instincts proved too much for the veteran.

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“It feels amazing to be back,” he said. “This was more than a fight for me, it was about proving to myself and everyone that I’ve still got what it takes. Malcolm Klassen is a legend, and sharing the ring with him was an honour.”

Kamanga also took the opportunity to thank all his sponsors, fans, family, friends and trainers for their unwavering support.

“This win is for all of you who believed in me. To my sponsors Shanalee Apparel, DMA, Nexus Travel, and Big Bom Lollipop, you made this comeback possible. To my fans: we are lions, and tonight, we were menacing, we did not forget.”

The night was capped off with celebrations that not only honoured Kamanga’s victory but also highlighted his journey of resilience and determination.

With this win, Kamanga has once again solidified his place in the hearts of boxing fans and hinted at bigger things to come.

The lion is back, and his roar echoes louder than ever.

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Speaking after the fight, Kamanga was emotional yet confident. “It feels amazing to be back,” he said. “This was more than a fight for me, it was about proving to myself and everyone that I’ve still got what it takes. Malcolm Klassen is a legend, and sharing the ring with him was an honour.” Kamanga also took the opportunity to thank all his sponsors, fans, family, friends and trainers for their unwavering support. “This win is for all of you who believed in me. To my sponsors Shanalee Apparel, DMA, Nexus Travel, and Big Bom Lollipop, you made this comeback possible. To my fans: we are lions, and tonight, we were menacing, we did not forget.”

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