Boxing: Okwiri defeats his Tanzanian opponent Ally Ndaro

Boxing
By Ochieng Oyugi | Jan 15, 2023
FILE Kenya's Africa middleweight champion Rayton Okwiri (right) in action against Columbia's Fidel Munoz in their bout on Saturday. [Courtesy, Nenez Media Services]

Former Africa Boxing Union champion Rayton 'Boom Boom' Okwiri defeated his Tanzanian opponent Ally Ndaro on points in their 10 rounds middleweight bout at the KICC Ball Room in Nairobi on Sunday morning.

Despite Okwiri's victory, Ndaro who hails from Arusha gave a good account of himself in the ring.
Both boxers had a balance of power as they slugged off in the fully packed room.
The victory took Okwiri's records to 11 fights including nine wins 6KOs, a draw and a loss ( 9-1-1,6,KOs).

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