AC Boxing Promotions held a press briefing at the Palm Hotel, where they unveiled the fight card and introduced a new signing for their upcoming boxing bonanza.

Namibian boxer Charles Shinima fell short in his bid for the WBC Welterweight title last night, losing to South Africa's Brandon Thysse by majority decision at Emperors Palace in Johannesburg.

Exciting supporting boxing bouts were witnessed on the night, setting boxing fans on a rollercoaster of emotions as their favourites stepped into the ring. 

The AC Boxing Promotions' much-anticipated event will be headlined by the WBA African Championship, featuring a featherweight title fight. It is scheduled for September 14th at the Roman Catholic Hall in Windhoek.

Two boxers under Nestor Tobias' stable will attempt to defend their respective titles at the Ongwediva Trade Fair this weekend. Charles Shinima, also known as 'Super Shine', and Paulinus 'John John' Ndjolominus will showcase their talent on home soil.

Following the Together As One Part 9 Independence boxing bonanza that took place over the weekend, a controversial aspect of the bout between Charles Shinima and Angolan Hendriques Lando has been the topic of heated debate.