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Nollywood actor Charles Okocha and street-pop singer Portable will face off in a celebrity boxing rematch on Friday at the Balmoral Convention Centre, Federal Palace Hotel, Victoria Island, Lagos.
The contest, dubbed “Unfinished Business”, follows their previous bout in which Okocha claimed was unfairly decided in Portable’s favour.
The rivalry has escalated in the lead-up to the fight with the pair trading words during a number of face-offs, including the final weigh-in earlier this week.
Ahead of the contest, both fighters traded fresh words after the final weigh-in held this week, as well as multiple face-offs, with tempers flaring on both sides.
“I’m gonna be going against Portable, and it’s gonna be chaos. Kill or be killed in that fight, I promise. Not by clamor and show. “We are going to meet in the ring,” Okocha said.
He said he got into training camp not only because of Portable. “I do not need to train to meet Portable, but I went to train to prepare for some fights ahead of me as well because Portable is removable,” he said.
At the events, the theatrics-prone Portable lived up to his reputation, knocking over a table as he taunted Okocha and repeated the boasts he made ahead of his previous bouts.
“You whom I have beaten before, I will break your bones. “Fight is coming,” Portable said, insisting he was the better fighter and he would prove it again inside the ring.
The organisers say the lead-up to the fight has generated more than two billion video views and 4.2 billion digital impressions through previous editions of the franchise, raising the profile of Nigerian boxing.
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The fight is unfinished business between the pair, said the promoter of the event, Dr Ezekiel Adamu, adding that Okocha had activated his rematch clause after feeling he was previously denied a fair platform and that Portable had accepted the challenge.
The card will also comprise an influencer fight between Mr Real and Idowest who have been disputing the ownership of the term “Legbègbe” on social media for long. Adamu said there would also be a professional bout between Yusuf Adeniji and Rilwan Lawal.
Adeniji, who said he spent more than three months at the camp, warned Lawal to get ready for a tough night, while Lawal dismissed the threat and said he would come out victorious.
Adamu disclosed that EV Automobiles had donated two brand-new electric vehicles as prizes for the winners, one for the Portable-Okocha and Mr Real-Idowest bouts, while Bet9ja joined EV Automobiles as one of the headline sponsors of the event.
