Manaka Ranaka Fires Shots at Zodwa Wabantu Ahead of Their Much Awaited Boxing Match, SA Divided

Manaka Ranaka Fires Shots at Zodwa Wabantu Ahead of Their Much Awaited Boxing Match, SA Divided

  • South African celebrities Manaka Ranaka and Zodwa Wabantu are engaged in a heated online feud leading up to their upcoming boxing match, with both stars exchanging verbal jabs on social media.
  • Manaka Ranaka responded to a video from Zodwa Wabantu, expressing her readiness for their face-off in the ring and confidently stating her intent to beat Zodwa Wabantu
  • Social media reactions have been mixed, with some anticipating the fight and others criticizing the celebrities for engaging in such a match, calling them old

Manaka Ranaka and Zodwa Wabantu have continued to fire shots at each other ahead of the highly anticipated boxing match. The two stars have been throwing jabs on their social media platforms, much to the delight of South African social media users.

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Manaka Ranaka takes a swipe at Zodwa Wabantu
Manaka Ranaka has fired shots at Zodwa Wabantu ahead of their fight. Image: @manakaranaka and @zodwalibram
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Manaka Ranaka takes another swipe at Zodwa Wabantu

As the day for Zodwa Wabantu and Manaka Ranaka's fight draws closer, social media has been awash with jabs from the stars.

Manaka Ranaka recently responded to Zodwa Wabantu's video, telling her she is ready for a face-off in the ring. Speaking in a short video shared on Twitter by the popular Twitter page MDNnewss, Manaka said she is going to mop the floor with Zodwa Wabantu on 22 October.

Watch the video below:

Speaking exclusively to Briefly News, Manaka Ranaka said she took the opportunity to fight Zodwa Wabantu to raise awareness about women in boxing. She added that she hopes this fight will give the much-needed attention to the sport.

“What inspired me to participate in this upcoming show with Zodwa is the shortage of women in boxing. This is about the rise of female boxers. Mpumalanga only had three female boxers and this year they have zero. The country actually has less than ten female boxers. So this is about raising awareness and encouraging females to start boxing again.

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"What I hope to achieve is to get the message out there. I pray that it’s received and it will get women back into boxing. My role and Zodwa’s role in the fight on Sunday is to get the brave ones to step up, and represent the country. This is also a sport that requires a lot of training and technique. I pray it works."

Mzansi not ecstatic about Zodwa Wabantu and Manaka Ranaka's upcoming fight

Social media users are split after the video. Some are waiting anxiously for the celebrities' fight, others are saying both Zodwa and Manaka are too old for a boxing match.

@TshepoTC11 wrote:

"2 old mamas acting like teenagers what a shame."

@SergioTaylor09 wrote:

"This fight is happening 2km and if you think ima go see this match in 3D you’re absolutely right."

@LwandleEL commented:

"Seems like they both planned this like "okay recorder then ngizo responder" Zodwas light is off, she tries so hard to switch it back on but that career is dead."

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Mzansi responds to Manaka Ranaka as she challenges Zodwa Wabantu to boxing match

In more entertainment news, Briefly News reported that Manaka is ready for a fight. The former Stokvel star wants to settle things in the boxing ring.

Ziyakhala as two giant media personalities topped the trending list recently. Not so long ago, it was reported that Khanyi Mbau and Zodwa Wabantu would battle it in a boxing match later this month.

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Privie Kandi (Entertainment Editor) Privilege Kandi is an entertainment news editor (joined Briefly in 2022). A Journalism and Mass Communication graduate from the Christian College of Southern Africa (2016), she has been in the arts and entertainment industry for six years. Privie has worked for the Zimbabwe International Film and Festival Trust as a communications officer and a writer and TV producer for lifestyle and entertainment channel CME TV. She passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative. You can reach her at privie.kandi@briefly.co.za.