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    Unbeaten WBF Champion Abbey to Face Kayage on December 3

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    By Milcah Tanimu

    Nigeria’s undefeated boxing sensation and WBF Intercontinental champion, Aina Abbey, is set for a thrilling matchup against Tanzanian Lulu Kayage on December 3. Abbey, boasting a remarkable record of 10 wins, with 9 knockouts, will go head-to-head with Kayage (8-10-4-2KOs) in an eagerly anticipated female international Flyweight contest at the National Stadium in Surulere, Lagos.

    Under the management of LeBond Management, Abbey, also known as ‘Iron Abbey,’ has established herself as a formidable force in the boxing world. Her previous victories, including the WBF Intercontinental title, showcase her tenacity and punching power. The upcoming bout promises to be a spectacle, with fans anticipating a showcase of skill, speed, and strength in the Flyweight division.

    Abbey’s undefeated status and dominant performances have elevated her to a prominent position in the boxing scene, and the clash with Kayage is expected to deliver an exhilarating showdown. Nigerian boxing enthusiasts eagerly await the bout, anticipating a display of fireworks in this highly competitive Flyweight contest.

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