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Alabi crowned best boxer at LBHF Badagry
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Alabi crowned best boxer at LBHF Badagry

Olamilekan Alabi won the men’s 70kg title and was named Best Boxer at the Lagos Hall of Fame Ibile Divisional Boxing Championships in Badagry. His victory over Gafar Adeleke was marked by resilience and technical skill, leading to a 4–1 decision. Other notable results included Daniel Daramola’s 5–0 win in the 50kg category and Yusuf Kareem’s dominance in the 55kg division. The event highlighted emerging talent and received praise from local leaders who emphasized the role of boxing in youth development. The championships are part of a series leading up to the Governor’s Belt Championship in December 2026.

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Alabi crowned best boxer at LBHF Badagry

Olamilekan Alabi won the men’s 70kg title and was named Best Boxer at the Lagos Hall of Fame Ibile Divisional Boxing Championships in Badagry. His victory over Gafar Adeleke was marked by resilience and technical skill, leading to a 4–1 decision. Other notable results included Daniel Daramola’s 5–0 win in the 50kg category and Yusuf Kareem’s dominance in the 55kg division. The event highlighted emerging talent and received praise from local leaders who emphasized the role of boxing in youth development. The championships are part of a series leading up to the Governor’s Belt Championship in December 2026.

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