UBO All-Africa Title Up For Grabs In Uganda

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November 18, 2019 / BY UBO PRESS OFFICER

On a big show at Muganzirwazza Katwe, local man Frank Kiwalabye will take on Tanzanian Fadhili Chamile for the vacant UBO All-Africa Bantamweight title.

27-year-old Kiwalabye is 17-2 (13) since turning professional in 2012, and has only lost to former IBF world champion Joseph Agbeko in Gahana, and undefeated contender Mekhdi Abdurashedov in Russia.

In 2015 he won the Ugandan national Bantamweight title, and he is hoping that on November 30 he can finally add a second belt to his resume.

Four years younger at twenty-three, Fadhili Chamili brings a modes but deceiving 5-2-6 (2) record.

Photo: Fight-Poster for UBO All-Africa title fight in Kampala on December 7.

Not only is it very unusual to see someone with six of thirteen bouts ending in draws, but Chamili has also been very unlucky to end up even on the scorecards with his last three opponents.

This will be his first professional title fight, and he travels to Kampala as the underdog, albeit a live one with plenty of ambition to upset the Ugandan applecart.