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King of the Ring 3: A Night of African Boxing Glory at Bukom

The iconic Bukom Boxing Arena, Ghana’s first purpose-built boxing venue with a 4,000-seat open-air facility, provided the perfect stage for King of the Ring 3. Known as a breeding ground for legends like Azumah Nelson and D.K. Poison, Bukom once again pulsed with energy for this international spectacular.


A Diverse Lineup of International Talent

Eleven bouts featuring boxers from seven countries—Ghana, Nigeria, UK, Venezuela, Zimbabwe, Ivory Coast, and Kazakhstan—brought the international boxing community to Accra


Main Events & Key Performers

Main Event: Tasif Khan vs. David Barreto — WBC Silver Super Fly Title

Bradford’s Tasif Khan (UK) asserted dominance early, dropping Barreto twice before a left hook ended the fight in Round 2. Khan was crowned WBC Silver Super Flyweight Champion by ABU officials.

Co-Main: Adijat Gbadamosi vs. Patience Mastara — ABU Female Super Bantam Title

Nigeria’s Adijat “Dija” Gbadamosi made history as the first Nigerian woman to win an ABU boxing title, stopping her Zimbabwean opponent via fifth-round TKO.

Victor Beneth vs. Moses Kwaku — Nico‑Ghana Rivalry

The light-heavy contest between Nigeria’s Victor Beneth and Ghana’s Moses Kwaku was acclaimed as the best bout of the night. Beneth earned a unanimous decision victory, winning convincingly with headshots and precision combinations.


Other Notable Results


Atmosphere & Cultural Flair

The event felt more like a sports festival than a fight night. Ghanaian dance, live music from Stonebwoy, Jumabee, B‑Tone, and C‑Prince, and enthusiastic fans gave the arena a festival‑like vibe—an unforgettable cultural showcase alongside elite boxing action.


What It Means for Monarch Champions

  • Global Reach: With fighters from seven nations, Monarch delivered a truly international platform for rising talent.
  • Historic Moments: Adijat’s win and Beneth’s standout performance reinforced Monarch’s role in elevating African boxing.
  • Market Momentum: The success paved the way for future events, increased media interest, and enhanced negotiation leverage for sponsors and broadcast partners.

In Summary

King of the Ring 3 was a defining moment for African boxing. Performances like those from Victor Beneth and Adijat Gbadamosi demonstrated the talent and depth emerging from the continent. With great venues, international participation, high stakes titles, and a festive atmosphere, Monarch Events & Promotions continues to deliver unforgettable fight nights that build legacies.

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