According to Mulaudzi, the incident occurred at a Cubana Café and eatery in Green Point, Cape Town on Saturday night.
“The chairman (Mulaudzi) called me to his table again after he had a discussion with one of his friends and when I went there he started telling me that I will die a young man in football. I asked him what he meant by that and he repeated the same thing. But I persisted in knowing what he meant, he then started punching me but I blocked him up until people started to stop him,” Monyai told Limsportzone.
Monyai added that Mulaudzi called him a mbuti (goat in TshiVenda) and said he was a pretender.
According to Monyani, the Tshakhuma boss later apologised to him after he went to the police station to report him.
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