Kiambu Fight Night returned with a bang on Thursday night, as boxing fans packed into The Bar Next Door for an explosive night. Organized by Aiwex Sports and proudly powered by SportyBet, the Kiambu Fight Night tournament set a benchmark for professional boxing in Kenya. From the opening bell to the final decision, the atmosphere was electric, with fans treated to a spectacular, action-packed card featuring seven undercard bouts.

The action opened in the Super Flyweight division, where Abdi Mohammed squared off against Suleiman Gitau. Abdi set the tone for the night with sharp combinations and relentless pressure, earning a unanimous points victory across all three judges’ scorecards and immediately igniting the crowd.

In the Super Lightweight bout, John Ouma delivered one of the evening’s standout performances. Controlling the ring from the first jab, Ouma dropped Raphael Nandwa with a decisive combination, scoring a clinical KO at 2 minutes 55 seconds of the fight. The stoppage drew huge cheers and underlined the level of talent on show at Kiambu Fight Night.

The momentum continued in Super Featherweight, where Amos Amenya faced Erick Ochieng. Amenya wasted little time, hunting down openings and unleashing a powerful flurry that forced a stoppage, securing a convincing KO win and reinforcing the event’s reputation for high-octane contests.

In another Super Featherweight clash, Dalmas Kyalo and Frank Oduor went toe-to-toe in a tactical, gritty battle. Neither fighter was willing to back down, and after four closely contested rounds, the judges returned a draw, reflecting just how tight and competitive the contest had been.

The Super Lightweight division delivered yet another statement finish as Geofrey Nyamu took on Victor Andere. Nyamu’s accuracy and timing paid off with a thunderous finish, stopping Andere for a KO at 2 minutes 37 seconds, sending the crowd into a frenzy and adding another highlight-reel moment to the SportyBet-backed show.

“In this sport, training hard is important; you work hard with courage, trust God, and you’ll win your fights. I trained hard for my bout, and I urge youths to devote their time cause it pays in the end,” said Geofrey Nyamu after his fight.

The final scheduled bout before exhibition action came in Super Bantamweight, where Chris Milan and Martin Muindi put on a technical boxing clinic. Over four rounds, the two traded jabs, counters and body shots in a highly skilled encounter that thrilled purists. At the end, the judges scored it a draw, a fair reflection of a contest where neither man gave an inch.

Throughout the night, SportyBet’s presence was felt both inside and outside the ring, cementing its position as a key supporter of local combat sports and entertainment experiences in Kiambu. Branding around the venue, high-energy crowd engagement and seamless integration into the event narrative reinforced SportyBet’s role as the home of premium gaming excitement – from football betting to casino – and as a brand that backs local fighters and communities.

With memorable knockouts, courageous performances and a packed house, last night’s SportyBet-powered Kiambu Fight Night proved that grassroots boxing, when supported by the right partners, can deliver world-class drama and unforgettable moments for Kenyan fans.