Portable Knocks Out Speed Darlington In Celebrity Boxing Match

Nigerian singer, Portable has knocked out fellow entertainer, Speed Darlington, in a boxing match tagged ‘Chaos in the Rings’ held on Saturday morning at the Balmoral Events Centre in Lagos.

The much-talked-about fight saw both music stars face off in the ring, attracting attention from fans who had followed their long-standing rivalry.

The atmosphere was charged as Portable and Speed Darlington exchanged punches, each trying to prove dominance in the unusual crossover from music to boxing.

Portable, known for his energetic stage performances and hit track “Zazoo Zeh,” showed surprising strength and boxing skill during the bout.

His quick movements and accurate punches put him ahead from the start, while Speed Darlington tried to hold his ground but struggled to keep up with the pressure.

The match came to an end when Portable landed a series of powerful hits that forced Speed Darlington to the ground.

With a visibly injured right wrist, Speed Darlington could not continue, and the referee declared a technical knockout in favour of Portable.

The event, which drew a large crowd both in person and online, ended with cheers from supporters of Portable.

Though Speed Darlington walked away with an injury, the fight has stirred more buzz around both entertainers, especially Portable who left the ring victorious.

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