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Boxing ‘War on the Shore’ returns to Wild Coast Sun

Get your tickets early.

THE Wild Coast Sun will be hosting War on the Shore 2 on Friday, January 15.

Following a successful event in November, Kalakoda Promotions has put together an action-packed fight card featuring fighters from KwaZulu-Natal and the Cape with some exciting match ups.

It will feature Marcel Botha, who will be fighting for a KZN title. Tickets are limited. Doors open at 7pm.

“These fights will draw a large fan base from Durban and the surrounding areas as well as provide some great entertainment for our on-site punters. We are taking steps to revive boxing in the area and position the Wild Coast Sun as a fight venue,” said Myan Moodley, Wild Coast Sun general manager.

For corporate tables and tickets contact Sandi Burger at 039 3054836 or email her at sandi.burger@suninternational.com.

For more information, go to www.kalakoda.com.

The following bouts are planned.

Junior Flyweight (10 rounds): Luyanda Nkwankwa vs Mzwabantu Dabaza.

Vacant KZN Provincial Welterweight Championship (10 rounds): Marcel Botha vs Ayanda Mthembu.

Featherweight (six rounds): Thembani Mabangatha vs Stephen Mdluli.

Heavyweight (six rounds): Marc Subramoney vs Maitre Tramontina.

Catchweight (six rounds): Sabelo Ngqebinyane vs Lwandile Phillip.

Middleweight (six rounds): Jimmy Mabundji vs Bongani Ngcesche.

Junior Heavyweight (six rounds): Jayden Matthew vs Didier Nyembe.

Super Middleweight (four rounds): Erick Kazadi vs Kubranden Naidoo.

Bantamweight (four rounds): Mfundisi Ngema vs Mlindaszwe Luzipho.

 

 
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