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Gloves on for next boxing bonanza in Secunda

The main event stars Dylan Winkler from Dominators Den and John Kamba from Witbank.

The next Rumble in the Jungle boxing event is happening on September 5.

Get ready for an action-packed day of white-collar boxing as Rumble in the Jungle 3 brings together some of the toughest and most determined fighters in the region.

The main event stars Dylan Winkler and John Kamba. Winkler is representing Dominators Den, Secunda, in the ring and Kamba flies the flag of NexRep Fitness, Witbank.

Both fighters are skilled, experienced and hungry for victory. Winkler enters the main event on a two-fight knockout winning streak, while John Kamba comes in with a two-fight winning streak of his own.


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Dylan Winkler is ready to represent Dominators Den in the main event on Saturday. Photo: Supplied

With years of training and experience behind them, this promises to be an explosive main event. In the co-main event, Joshwyn Wenke from Yahweh Rapha takes on Msefi Mafesi Nkosi from NexRep Fitness.

Wenke has his sights set on becoming a professional bare-knuckle boxer, and this fight will be a serious test of his abilities.

Standing opposite him is veteran Msefi Mafesi Nkosi, an experienced professional MMA and bare-knuckle competitor.

Youth, ambition and hunger collide with experience , so expect fireworks in this clash.


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Joshwyn Wenke is geared up for his boxing bout against Msefi Mafesi Nkosi. Photo: Jana Oosthuizen

Rumble in the Jungle 3 will be an action-packed day featuring 20 exciting fights, showcasing fighters who have put in the work and are ready to step through the ropes.

Tickets are available at R200 each at the door, but ring-side seats go up to R300. The doors open at 11:00 with the first fights beginning at 12:00.

A tuck shop will be selling boerewors rolls and soft drinks.

Dominators Den is at 6 Manie Maritz Street, across from the vehicle testing station and licencing department in Secunda.

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Arisja Misselhorn

I have been a journalist for more than 30 years. I worked for Caxton and Beeld and also for my own publication. I returned to Ridge Times in 2018. I became editor for Ridge Times, Standerton Advertiser and Streeknuus in 2023. I completed numerous courses throughout the years, and I have won several awards.

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