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Itauma trains Okocha as Esehpo drills Portable for rematch
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Itauma trains Okocha as Esehpo drills Portable for rematch

Punch Nigeria about 6 hours 1 mins read
Charles Okocha trains with Moses Itauma for his July 31 rematch against Portable, who is drilling with Esehpo. Get ready for Chaos in the Ring 4! Read More: https://punchng.com/itauma-trains-okocha-as-esehpo-drills-portable-for-rematch/

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