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Unknown to the public, the Malawian Anisha Banshee has the opportunity to strike a blow in the world of boxing by challenging the French Estelle Mossely who will defend her IBO lightweight title this Friday, February 17.
This is a fight that should have been held in Kinshasa, Congo, on December 22. Estelle Mossely, of Congolese father, “ dreamed of fighting in Kinshasa “, this ” mythical city, history of boxing “, but the Congolese Boxing Federation could not finally meet the challenge of the organization. It will therefore be at the Salle Wagram in Paris this Friday, February 17 that the 2016 Olympic champion will defend her IBO lightweight title.
It’s time!!! See you Friday, February 17 ????
I will defend my IBO belt and for the first time, I will also promote the gala.
I told you 2023 would be ????????????
Let’s go ????????#DoubleYBoxing pic.twitter.com/THMIDATN7N— Estelle Mossely (@EstelleMossely) February 10, 2023
In front of her, Anisha Banshee, 25, from Malawi, a small country in southern Africa and little known for its sporting achievements. Banshee, on the other hand, really launched her career by winning the 2018 Commonwealth lightweight category title. win the title after knocking down his opponent twice. The native of Lilongwe, who serves in the flag in her country, has a record of 11 victories including 10 before the limit and 8 defeats. But it should be noted that in her debut in 2015, Anisha Banshee got off to a bad start in her professional career, losing her first five fights in less than two years.
Friday, it will be the Mossely mountain, 2nd in BoxRec points leaderboard, which will stand in front of the military, 20th. The ex-girlfriend of Tony Yoka has indeed never lost in ten fights and this fight, the first for almost a year, is also part of his quest for a medal at the Paris Olympics.
