Nigeria’s Bolatito Oluwole, famously known as “Black Tito,” is finalizing her training in New Zealand ahead of her upcoming International Boxing Federation (IBF) women’s world light-heavyweight title fight against New Zealand’s Lani Daniels.
The much-anticipated bout is scheduled for Saturday night, September 7th at Claudelands Arena in Hamilton. Oluwole, who boasts an undefeated record of nine wins, including five knockouts (9-0-0, 5 KOs), arrived in New Zealand on Wednesday with her team, ready for what many consider the toughest challenge of her career.
Daniels, the reigning IBF female world light-heavyweight champion, holds a record of 10 wins, two losses, and two draws, with one knockout (10-2-2, 1 KO). This fight marks a significant milestone for Oluwole as she pursues her first world title. Both fighters have expressed confidence ahead of the showdown, with Oluwole recently posting on Instagram, “Just hang up; I’m dialed in on September 7.”
As the undefeated Oluwole prepares to face the seasoned Daniels on her home ground, boxing fans worldwide are eagerly anticipating this high-stakes international clash.
