National boxing promoter Brandon Hammer Productions lit up the ring on July 5 with a White-Collar Boxing (WCB) event that had the audience on the edges of their seats when South Hills boxers Amu Golele and Elton Mahlangu performed well at Wildebeest in Boksburg.
The event featured over 12 fights spanning various weight categories and showcased the fighters’ determination.
The main event, a showdown for the coveted WCB Super Heavyweight title, stole the limelight when Golele and Renier Dorfling stepped into the ring for six gruelling rounds. Both fighters gave their all, demonstrating impressive skill and resilience.
In the end, cheers echoed through the venue when Golele emerged victorious, clinching the title in a hard-fought battle.
The co-main fight was equally riveting, featuring a clash for the WCB Lightweight title. Mahlangu and Lucky Kleynhans skilfully manoeuvred and traded blows in a display of sportsmanship. The crowd erupted in excitement when Mahlangu showcased his prowess and claimed victory to secure the title.
After the event, head coach Lyle Fortoen of South Hills Boxing Club expressed his gratitude to the audience and praised the fighters for their dedication and hard work.
“The support we received was overwhelming, and the fighters’ determination was inspiring. We are thrilled to have been a part of such a memorable night of White-Collar Boxing and look forward to participating in more exciting events in our community.”
The South Hills Boxing Club beamed with pride when they celebrated Golele and Mahlangu, who emerged triumphant as White-Collar Boxing title champions.
Their success was a testament to their commitment, dedication, and talent.
“Golele and Mahlangu’s journey to victory was inspiring. Their passion for the sport, discipline and determination were evident in every punch thrown and each move made in the ring. The South Hills Boxing Club takes pride in nurturing such talents and providing them with the perfect training environment to thrive.”
Fortoen played a pivotal role in shaping the careers of Golele and Mahlangu. His expertise, leadership, and support honed the boxers’ skills and guided them to their well-deserved triumphs. Under his watchful eye, they grew as athletes and individuals, and their victories are a testament to his dedication to their growth and development.
The club’s ethos of fostering an environment where hard work, dedication, and sportsmanship are valued undoubtedly contributed to the boxers’ accomplishments. The club’s members were confident that this was just the beginning of a string of victories that would bring more glory and recognition to the club.
The South Hills Boxing Club is determined to nurture and produce top athletes who will make their mark on boxing.
