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01/05/2026

The Men have officially been separated from the Boys.

May the best Team be crowned champions.

12/30/2025

Road to Dakar 2026🥳

12/22/2025

What a game 👇🏾👇🏾

12/22/2025

Missing the AFCON Coverage 🤦🏾‍♂️

12/12/2025

12/12/2025

Zambia Makes Historic Statement: Two Bronze Medals at IBA 2025 World Championships!
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Zambia has concluded its campaign at the IBA 2025 World Boxing Championships in Dubai, securing an incredible two Bronze Medals, a landmark achievement for the first time in the nation's boxing history!

We could not be prouder of the team's historic performance. The nation's first medal came through Patrick Chinyemba in the 51kg Flyweight division, while Emmmanuel Katema finalized Zambia’s medal tally in the 63.5kg Light Welterweight category. Katema secured his bronze in the semi-finals, falling to Omar Livaza (Kyrgyzstan) 5-0 via a unanimous points decision.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to every boxer who stepped into the ring and wore the national colours with pride. This includes our two celebrated medalists, Patrick Chinyemba and Emmmanuel Katema, alongside their dedicated teammates such as Mwengo Mwale, Andrew Chilata, Gerald Kabinda, Nene Maonga and Jonathan Mwiinga. Thank you for your distinguished service to the flag and country!

As we celebrate these historic medals, we are also reminded that the dedication and hard work must continue to elevate Africa's standing in tournaments of this magnitude, a journey underscored by the fact that no African boxer advanced to the final of the 2025 edition.

To the entire team: Take a well-deserved rest, but then get back in the gym and train harder. Future competitions and the pursuit of gold await!

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12/12/2025

Chinyemba vs. Batlaev: 51kg Semi-Final Highlights | IBA 2025 World Championships
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Zambia’s boxing sensation, Patrick 'Baddo' Chinyemba, suffered a defeat against Russia’s Bair Batlaev via a unanimous points decision in the 51kg semi-final at the IBA 2025 Men’s World Championships. This result sees Chinyemba settle for the Bronze medal.

For Chinyemba, this semifinal birth puts him closer to the ultimate prize, having been eliminated in the quarterfinals at the 2023 edition in Tashkent, Uzbekistan.

Despite the loss, Chinyemba (nicknamed "Baddo") remains optimistic about one day clinching the World Champion title.

In his own words: "God's time is the best!"

Watch the highlights of this tightly contested match!

LINK IN THE COMMENTS 👇🏾

12/11/2025

The Worlds Best!

12/11/2025

Bronze Medal for Baddo!
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As we celebrate Patrick Chinyemba’s Bronze Medal from the IBA 2025 Men’s World Championships, it is impossible to ignore the issues with the judging, which frankly, leaves much to be desired!

The International Boxing Association (IBA) absolutely needs to improve on this critical aspect.

This is particularly concerning as this marks two straight bouts involving Zambian Boxers where there has been questionable judging.

Fair play and transparency are essential for the integrity of the sport.

Congratulations, Patrick 'Baddo' Chinyemba! Your incredible performance, skill, and tenacity shone through, despite the challenges.

We are immensely proud!

What are your thoughts on the judging standards at the championships?

12/11/2025

IN CASE YOU MISSED IT! $75,000 PUNCH!

Emmanuel Katema just delivered an explosive RSC win to guarantee Zambia's second medal at the World Championships!

We've been sleeping on this boxer— Let's wake up! 🇿🇲
Semi-Finals bound!
Let's go! 🚀

CHECK FIRST COMMENT FOR LINK TO THE FULL BOUT.

12/11/2025

IBA JUDGING INJUSTICE? Mwengo Mwale vs. Saken Bibossynov
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One thing I will not do is support injustice in the name of sport and flawed judging.

After reviewing Mwengo 1on1 mwale fight against Saken Bibossynov of Kazakhstan, I cannot accept the judges' decision to award an unanimous points victory against Mwale. The bout was clearly a tightly contested match, and the 5:0 scoreline is highly questionable.

Below is the link to the full match, watch it and let me know what you think.

Questions for the Delegation
One must wonder if the Zambian Delegation explored the possibility of protesting such a result. This is especially concerning given the widely reported issues with the live scoring system:

👉🏾 The system was not functional for the first two rounds, which severely disadvantaged both boxers.

👉🏾 Boxers rely on real-time scoring to understand how the fight is moving, which directly affects their strategy for the final round. This lack of transparency arguably derailed Mwale's performance.

It is very unfortunate that such issues continue to plague IBA-sanctioned matches. The integrity of the sport demands improvement and transparency.

Hard luck to Mwengo; we are incredibly proud of everything you achieved in this tournament. The future is definitely bright for you, Youngster!

Check the first comment for the link to the video.

12/11/2025

The Baddest!