Boxing enthusiasts in Fiji’s western division have something special to look forward to as the FMF Bluewater Boxing Promotion takes center stage at Prince Charles Park in Nadi. This highly-anticipated event, organized by promoter Mohammed Samir, promises a captivating lineup of matches featuring both youth and veteran fighters, including international bouts that will appeal to a wide range of boxing fans.
Samir has announced that final preparations for the event are complete, and the diverse fight card is set to engage the audience with exciting matchups. The program will commence with youth fights from local schools such as Nadi Muslim College, Drasa Primary, and Lautoka Muslim College, providing a platform for young talent to showcase their skills. Veterans and renowned boxers are also part of the mix, ensuring a well-rounded viewing experience.
The main event features Alifereti Kauyaca defending his title against Savenaca Naliva of Sorokoba, setting the stage for an intense bout. Adding further intrigue is the international clash between Kolinio Luvelolo and Canberra’s Brian Roberts, promising a riveting encounter between these seasoned fighters.
Gates will open at 4 p.m., allowing attendees to enjoy youth fights starting at 5.30 p.m. The professional card, consisting of 14 thrilling fights, is scheduled to begin at around 6.15 p.m. Tickets have been made accessible to fans, with prices set at $20 and $30 for ringside seats, whereas VIP seating is nearly sold out at $50, along with all corporate tables.
For those unable to attend in person, the event will be available for live streaming via the Viti Plus platform for $99 FJD, providing a means for international audiences to partake in the excitement.
This boxing event is part of a broader effort to boost the profile of boxing in Fiji, encouraging local pride and the development of emerging talent. The blend of youth involvement, international appeal, and local pride underscores a promising future for boxing in the region. With the stage set for an electrifying night, the event is poised to elevate the local boxing scene and attract both domestic and international attention. The involvement and support of the community are crucial in sustaining the momentum of boxing in Fiji, reflecting a hopeful outlook for the sport’s future.