“Battle Stations” not only lived up to its promise of “evenly matched, all-action fights” it also justified our faith in our outstanding young talent.
“Battle Stations” was just a sample of what fans can expect on your Channel of Champions at the Palace of Dreams!
Ricardo Malajika, although still adjusting to the professional code, showed glimpses of his outstanding talent- and a brilliant future awaits him.
In the Junior Middleweight Division, two outstanding prospects stamped their authority, but kudos to the losers too, who were certainly not disgraced and can hold their heads high.
What can one say about Marios Matamba? Shades of the late Charlie Weir and the great GGG -and what power, what excitement he brings to the ring.
Jabulani Makhense displayed an incredible maturity – totally outboxing the current South African Champion Xolani Mcotheli -bearing in mind that Makhense has only 7 professional fights to his name, what exciting mouth-watering fights weigh ahead in this Division!
Rowan Campbell, with no amateur experience and brilliantly honed by Peter Smith, is now the Pan African and South African Champion after only 8 fights! Super fit, with the heart of a lion he improves rapidly with each fight and whilst the jury is still out on how far he can go, he continues to confound the pundits.
Next up is “No Mercy” on 16 March, showcasing more of our outstanding young talent on the undercard.
