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Sakkie de Villiers, handed over boxing equipment to Vincent Mkhonza, Manager of Nseleni Boxing Club, an affiliate to the KZN Amateur Boxing Organization.

Nseleni boxing club was established in 2000 and since have grown to become a strong and successful club. Their success can be measured with the amount of talent produced in recent years. Saturday 13 September 2008, Nseleni Boxing club attended the provincial boxing championship in Dundee which was aimed at selecting the provincial team to represent KwaZulu Natal at National level the end of September 2008. Three boxers from Nseleni club took part this year; Sabelo Matrose 16, Thulani Nkosi 14 and Siyabonga Mthiyane 12.

The main attraction fight was between Sabelo Matrose and Muzi Mvimbi of Durban, and both fighters are known for their skills. Sabelo won his fight on points decision which in turn awarded him best boxer of the tournament. Siyabonga attended this tournament for the first time and was awarded with a silver medal. The National championship will be held in Gauteng at the end of September during the school holidays. KwaZulu Natal relies on Sabelo and Muzi to bring gold medals from this tournament.

In 2009 Senzo Sibiya won national gold medal at senior national championships.

In 2013 Sphesihle Mthethwa won national gold medal at senior national championships.

In 2015 Sandile Mthiyane is currently gold medallist under cadet category at national championships which took place in Port Elizabeth.

Future prospects are; Sandile Mthiyane, Sanele Mtshali, Sakhile Tembe, Luyanda Mthethwa.

These athletes have displayed mercurial talent at times during tournaments and championships, and we expect more to come from them.

Graduated to professional boxing:

The following boxers are making success of their careers in professional boxing respectively after graduating from amateur level. They have had several professional fights registered in their name under their new respective managers.

• Cebo Ngema is playing his trade in Gauteng province as a professional boxer where he has challenged the national title twice.
• Sbongiseni Dlamini is based in Nseleni and had several contests challenging for provincial title.
• Senzo Sibiya and Savelo Matrose has just turned professional beginning of 2015 and fought their first fight of their career successfully.

Other developments:

The two former boxers who were developed and equipped within Nseleni boxing club was able to move out and establish new boxing clubs under their names. They manage the following clubs:

• Bhejane boxing club was established by Thokozani Ngcobo
• Zonzo boxing club was established by Lungani Majozi in KwaMthethwa

Vincent’s love for the sport and his grooming of the young boxers has helped increase the level of boxing in the Uthungulu district, but lots of potential talent still lies dormant in the area, and only through development and financial assistance from the private sector, greater heights can be achieved.