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Celebrity boxing: Why I walked out during rematch with Charles Okocha — Portable
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Celebrity boxing: Why I walked out during rematch with Charles Okocha — Portable

Daily Post about 3 hours 1 mins read

Street-pop singer, Habeeb Okikiola, popularly known as Portable, has explained why he walked out during a celebrity boxing rematch with Nollywood actor, Charles Okocha.

In a video post on his Instagram page on Saturday, Portable accused Okocha of attacking him unfairly and resorting to wrestling instead of boxing.

Portable, in the Instagram video, showed a wound on his back and body, claiming he was bitten during the fight and alleging that multiple people attacked him.

“They said he eats Molly. He didn’t see Molly anymore. So he ate my back. Man, he bit me. I landed a heavy hit on him,” Portable said.

He claimed that he had dominated the fight before the incident, repeatedly insisting he landed more punches on his opponent.

DAILY POST recalls that Portable suffered defeat in his celebrity boxing rematch against actor Charles Okocha after abandoning the bout during the opening round.

Celebrity boxing: Why I walked out during rematch with Charles Okocha — Portable

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