The MTC Nestor Sunshine Boxing and Fitness Academy, sponsored by PstBet, will host WBO Africa title fights on November 8 at Windhoek Country Club.
Namibia’a Mateus “The Beast” Heita will come up against the tough Clement Leko from Benin for the vacant WBO Africa featherweight title.
Heita lost a very competitive fight in Madison Square Garden, the most famous venue in the world, in New York City, USA on the July 26, 2025. At stake was the WBC interim featherweight world title against one of the top prospects Bruce Carrington who is also Ring Magazine ambassador and new world champion.
It was a well contested 12-round bout with both boxers in good shape battling each other on a fast pace.
In another enthralling Redemption card bout, Paulinus “John John” Ndjolonimus, who lost a very controversial fight on the July 19, 2025, in Germany against Simon Libichhuber, will this time meet dangerous South African Snamiso Ntuli for the vacant WBO Africa super- middleweight title over 12 rounds. The highly rated Namibian boxer is favoured to clinch the title.
On the same card, undefeated Harry Simon Jnr, son of Harry Simon Namibia’s first world champion, will come up against experienced DR Congo’s South Africa-based Paul Kamanga for the International welterweight bout over 10 rounds.
The November 8 card will be promoted by MTC Sunshine “No Pain No Gain”. It will be co-sponsored by MTC “Make the Connection” and PstBet “You Play Us Pay”. This will be one of the biggest and most attractive fights of the year.
Tickets will go for N$ 200.00 general and VIP table seating 10 guests will go for N$ 20 000.00.
