Zim's Mad Cobra threatens to strike Korupt early

Friday, October 26, 2018

Mad Cobra (left) faces Korupt tonight PIC: KENNEDY RAMOKONE

Zimbabwe’s Phillip 'Mad Cobra' Musariri is all pumped up ahead of his professional bout against Botswana’s Tshepiso ‘Korupt’ Mokgadi as the two trade leather in a junior welterweight bout tonight at the Fairgrounds Hall.

The main fight, organised by Bond Boxing Promotions, threatens spills and thrills as Musariri set the pace with a highly charged interview with Mmegi Sport this week.

The Delta Force Boxing Academy boxer urged fans to come early, as his fight against the Bond Boxing Gym pugilist, might not last long.

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Zim's Mad Cobra threatens to strike Korupt early

Zimbabwe’s Phillip 'Mad Cobra' Musariri is all pumped up ahead of his professional bout against Botswana’s Tshepiso ‘Korupt’ Mokgadi as the two trade leather in a junior welterweight bout tonight at the Fairgrounds Hall.

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