Kalakoda Promotions And 1xBet Partner to Elevate Kenyan Boxing With Nightmare in Nairobi 4 Fight Night

Kalakoda Boxing Promotions has announced a new Kenya-focused partnership with 1xBet, marking a significant step in supporting the growth of local boxing talent and expanding opportunities for Kenyan athletes on the international stage.

The partnership comes to life on May 15, as Kalakoda returns with one of its most anticipated fight cards to date, headlined by a high-stakes regional title clash between George Onyango and Benjamin Mchunguzi for the East and Central African Super Welterweight Title.

More than just a sponsorship, the collaboration reflects a shared commitment to developing the sport at both grassroots and professional levels creating visibility,
consistency, and meaningful pathways for fighters to grow beyond the local scene.

Kenya continues to produce world-class boxing talent, yet access to structured platforms and sustained investment has remained limited.

Through this partnership, 1xBet is actively contributing to changing that by supporting events, athletes, and the broader ecosystem required to take Kenyan boxing to the next level.

The May 15 fight card will showcase this momentum in action.

In the co-main event, Martin Achebi returns following a viral knockout performance to face Uganda’s Abaasi Sseguya in a high-impact showdown.

Also featured, Brian Acholo takes on Allen Mlati, while rising prospect Sam Kogeluk – known as “Mufasa” – looks to build on his recent knockout win against Otieno Owenge.

Through its collaboration with Kalakoda, 1xBet is helping to create a platform where Kenyan fighters can perform, build profiles, and gain the exposure needed to compete on bigger stages.

“This partnership reflects our commitment to supporting local talent and contributing to the growth of sport in Kenya,” said Kennedy Mumo, 1X Bet Director. “We believe in the potential of Kenyan athletes, and through this collaboration, we are proud to play a role in helping them access greater opportunities and reach the international stage.”

“This partnership is about impact, “Marvin Obuya, Head of Boxing at Kalakoda Promotions added. “It’s about creating real opportunities for fighters — giving them a platform, consistency, and the ability to take their careers further. With the right support, Kenyan boxing can compete anywhere in the world.”

As the NIGHTMARE IN NAIROBI 4 approaches, the partnership signals a broader shift – one where investment, structure, and ambition are aligning to unlock the full potential of Kenyan boxing.

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