Patrick Kinigamazi, the World Boxing Federation (WBF) World Super Featherweight Champion, may not be a hellacious puncher. But he is very hard to beat, and he is the WBF
After relocating to the USA and signing with iconic promoter Don King last year, Nigerian Heavyweight Onoriode Ehwarieme returned to his home-country with a bang on
I think as one gets older, time moves along faster! It is almost inconceivable that 2019 is about to draw to a close. The WBF had a hugely successful year, although we suffered the tragic and sad loss of our brother, friend and Executive Director Olaf Schroeder. We also have a difficult episode when one
US-based Nigerian Heavyweight Onoriode “Godzilla” Ehwarieme returns to his home-country to fight for the vacant World Boxing Federation (WBF) Intercontinental title
Undefeated German star Sarah “Babyface” Bormann is still the World Boxing Federation (WBF) Women’s World Light Flyweight Champion after successfully defending her title
Highly skilled, but light-punching, World Boxing Federation (WBF) World Super Featherweight Champion Patrick Kinigamazi retained his title for the fourth time on Thursday
On Saturday December 14, World Boxing Federation (WBF) Women’s World Light Flyweight Champion Sarah Bormann, 11-0 (7), will make her first title-defense. In the opposite
World Boxing Federation (WBF) World Super Featherweight Champion Patrick Kinigamazi is set for a stern challenge when he makes his fourth title-defense on Thursday
Unheralded Tamara Demarco of Argentina upset former world champion Amira Hamzaoui in her own back-yard, Epernay in France, on Saturday December 7, to win the