Thamsanqa Dube
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Thamsanqa Dube is, as of 2006, the heavyweight boxing champion of Zimbabwe. In November 2003 in Bulawayo, Dube beat Arigoma Chiponda with a technical knockout taking the heavyweight national championship belt.[1] Dube beat Chiponda three more times in the next year.[2] Dube has only lost once in his professional career, and that was by decision in his first match against Chiponda on the day he turned professional.[3]
On New Year's Day 2006, Dube knocked out a Zambian heavyweight, Joseph "Ramos" Phiri, in a 12-round contest at the Bulawayo Polytechnic College.[4]
[edit] Notes
- ^ "Zimbabwe: Chiponda Bounces Back Into Boxing Ring" The Herald 24 November 2006, Harare, Zimbabwe;
- ^ "Reigning Boxing Champion Dube Beats Chiponda" Africa News Service 9 August 2004;
- ^ Mapuwei, Nyasha (November 2005) "Thamsanqa vows to bring ABU title" Daily Mirror 5 November 2005, Harare, Zimbabwe;
- ^ "Zim Boxer Refuses to Fight Zambian" Africa News Service 20 October 2006;
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