Kalakoda Promotions presents “Rapid Fire”, a World Boxing Federation (WBF) Championship triple-header at Wynberg Military Base in Cape Town, South Africa on Friday, November 24. Kwese Sports will broadcast the event will be televised live.
Undefeated local hot prospect Thembani Mbangatha will look to finish the year strong, taking on Mayihlome Mjonono for the vacant WBF All Africa Featherweight title, in what will be his first title fight in the paid ranks.
Nicknamed “Baby Jake”, Mbangatha is 7-0 (4), while Mayihlome brings a 5-2 (1) ledger, so it shapes up to be a competitive and interesting match-up.
Originally scheduled for November 3 but postponed when that card was cancelled, Nicholas Radley fights Makhasonge Zwengu with the vacant WBF All Africa Light Heavyweight title on the line.
Radley, 4-0 (4), will be jumping in at the deep end against his best opponent to date. Three of his four foes so far hasn’t made it out of the first round, while the fourth adversary was stopped in the third. Against Zwengu, 10-13 (5), over ten rounds, he will surely get much more resistance.
Finally, WBF All Africa Cruiserweight Champion Chamunorva “Sting” Gonorenda, 9-12 (6), puts his belt on the line against Nkapema Mutshi, 7-0 (2), from the Democratic Republic of The Congo.
Gonorenda, from Zimbabwe but fighting out of South Africa for most of his career, won the title last August blowing out Tanzanian Kaminja Ramadhan in the first round. He is out to prove again that his less-than-stellar record doesn’t do him justice.
