Karim Mandonga Silenced After Being Knocked Out By Ugandan Boxer Moses Golola: "Raundi Tatu"

• The boxing showdown between Karim Mandonga and Moses Golola garnered immense attention and excitement from fans
• Mandonga's spirited punches and Golola's tactical counters made for an electrifying back-and-forth battle
• In the third round, Golola's well-timed combination led to a Technical Knock Out (TKO) win over the celebrated Tanzanian boxer

Tanzanian boxer Karim Mandonga, popularly known as Mandonga Mtu Kazi, has faced a series of tough challenges in recent weeks, enduring two consecutive losses in high-stakes boxing matches.

The latest defeat came at the hands of Uganda's Moses Golola, who secured a Technical Knock Out (KOT) victory on Saturday, July 29 in Mwanza, Tanzania.

Display of skills in the ring

In what was anticipated to be a thrilling boxing match, Mandonga stepped into the ring against Moses Golola.

The atmosphere was charged with excitement as fans eagerly watched the Tanzanian boxer face off against the seasoned Ugandan fighter.

Unfortunately for Mandonga, the bout did not go as planned.

Despite putting up a spirited fight, he was outperformed by Golola, who eventually knocked him out in the third round, securing a convincing victory in the Technical Knock Out.

Mandonga defeated by Kenya's Wanyonyi

Just a week earlier, on Saturday, July 22, Mandonga experienced another significant setback when he squared off against Kenyan boxer Daniel Wanyonyi.

The match garnered considerable attention as the two East African fighters clashed in the ring.

However, Wanyonyi proved to be a formidable opponent, and Mandonga was defeated after an intense contest.

Mandonga gifted 2 cars after winning against Wanyonyi

Previously, Mandonga beat Wanyonyi in their first match held at KICC, earning him the admiration of his countrymen.

The Tanzanian athlete received a Toyota Nadia vehicle from a businessman after promising him the gift before the match.

On Thursday, January 19, Mandonga was gifted a second car by another businessman.

Footage captured at the car yard depicted the boxer walking around the black Subaru Impreza while admiring it.

The delighted boxer told the press that his wife and kids would use the Toyota while he would drive the Subaru.

Mandonga expressed gratitude to God, for the car gifts, while announcing the name of his next fist.