Greatest African fighter?

[DeelDough]

I dont see Agbeko gettins past Mares.

[Toney616]

Sam Peter, Joshua Clottey, John Mugabi.

Green K sent, lol

[Toney616]

Can anyone recommend a slick African fighter I should check out

[Nick Name]

Green K sent, lol

Well, I actually just named the first two that came to my mind. Thanks for the green anyway, hunnésh!

[Toney616]

Well, I actually just named the first two that came to my mind. Thanks for the green anyway, hunnésh!

Clottey had the potential to be something, but his got mental issues, Fear of success or something like that.
Sam Peter has never been very good.

"His best punch is the over hand right to the back of the head" -Freddie Roach

[Scott9945]

Can anyone recommend a slick African fighter I should check out

One I remember from about 20 years ago was Sumbu Kalambay. He fought out of Italy but was born in the Congo. Very slick and superfast, but he is mostly remembered for being KO'd in the first round with one punch by Mike Nunn.

[Toney616]

One I remember from about 20 years ago was Sumbu Kalambay. He fought out of Italy but was born in the Congo. Very slick and superfast, but he is mostly remembered for being KO'd in the first round with one punch by Mike Nunn.

I forgot about him, thanks

[Nick Name]

One I remember from about 20 years ago was Sumbu Kalambay. He fought out of Italy but was born in the Congo. Very slick and superfast, but he is mostly remembered for being KO'd in the first round with one punch by Mike Nunn.

Sumbu "Patrizio" Kalambay has become a succesful boxing trainer in Italy and brought several boxers to national and international titles.

[Nick Name]

Clottey had the potential to be something, but his got mental issues, Fear of success or something like that.
Sam Peter has never been very good.

"His best punch is the over hand right to the back of the head" -Freddie Roach

Yeah, Sam Peter's kinda driven, just look at the video I posted. Don King probably had told him to talk some trash Ali-style to raise extra-attention, and he popped out with that strange sentence eheheh... Hunnésh! He's not the only Nigerian fighter to be driven tho, remember Ike Ibeabuchi? If not, read his story. Kinda frightening

It's hard to find superstar African boxers for obvious reasons: the dramatic poorness of the structures and the political shakiness of his Nations.

[Earl-Hickey]

Ike Ibeabuchi!