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Esepor, Pumicpic arrive for WBF title fight

Filipino boxer, Richard Taruc Pumicpic and London-based Nigerian boxer, Taiwo ‘Esepor Agbaje,’ will arrive in Lagos today for their December 26 World Boxing Federation (WBF) Intercontinental featherweight title showdown slated for GOtv Boxing Night 27.

Their arrival was confirmed in a statement by Flykite Productions, organisers of the show. According to Flykite, both boxers will arrive Lagos from Manilla and London respectively at 2.05pm.

The WBF title clash is the biggest of the six bouts scheduled for the show billed to take place at Tafawa Balewa Square, Lagos.

The yet undefeated Esepor, a knockout specialist, will be facing an opponent with a similar record at the event that will be a fusion of boxing and music, which will see live musical performances by Ruger, Pheelz, 9ice, Chinko Ekun and DJ Xclusive.

Another potentially eye-catching bout is an all-female middleweight clash between Sofiat Lateef and Abosede Akinsanya. There will also be an eight-round super featherweight clash featuring Sikiru ‘Omo Iya Eleja’ Shogbesan and Sodiq Oyakojo; light welterweight duel between Adeyemi ‘Spirit’ Adekanla and Bartholomew Abuchi; bantamweight blowout between Opeyemi ‘Golden Boy’ Ibrahim and Sodiq ‘Happy Boy’ Adeleke, as well as a super featherweight duel between Michael Adesodun and Idris Aloma.

The event, sponsored by GOtv, with support from Supa Kommando, will be broadcast live on DStv and GOtv.

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