Big Zulu vs Phumlani Njilo: Fans Analyse Fight After Video of Boxing Match Becomes Viral Hit
- South African rapper Big Zulu was in a boxing match where he faced off against Phumlani Njilo
- Big Zulu's latest fight gained him much criticism from boxing enthusiasts who had a lot to say about the match
- Viewers gave them two cents about the boxing match and how Big Zulu held up against Phumlani Njilo
Big Zulu is continuing his boxing career. The musician was meant to face Cassper Nyovest but has been in other boxing matches.
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Big Zulu recently fought Phumlani Njilo. The results of the boxing match had tongues wagging on social media.
Big Zulu squares up against Phumlani Njilo
A video by @Advobarryroux shows Big Zulu fighting Njilo went viral. The rapper lost the match after several rounds. Watch the video below:
SA discusses Big Zulu's fighting skills
Online users were brutally honest about Big Zulu's performance in the boxing match. Netizens cracked jokes that he lost to a smaller opponent.
@AkanimiltonM said:
"Nkabi just big for nothing."
@Kyalo_Mule commented:
"It's not the size of the dog but the size of fight in the dog."
@KingNema_Jnr wrote:
"Big Zulu reduced to small Zulu."
@gentlebjgiant added:
"Boxing is not by height or how big you are. It’s about technique."
@REALSAVAGE2030 exclaimed:
"Big Zulu is not the guy I thought he was."
Cassper Nyovest aims to box internationally
Rapper Cassper Nyovest wants to take his boxing to the next level. Mzansi reacted to Casaper's plans to take his boxing internationally.
Big Zulu shares how artists are prepped for fame at his label
Briefly News previously reported that Big Zulu, the musician and founder of Inkabi Records, has shared his approach to preparing artists signed under his label for the world of celebrity.
He revealed that he takes his artists to shows to help them familiarise themselves with the demands of stardom. By doing so, he aims to give them a firsthand experience of the entertainment industry and the various brand deals available.
According to Sunday World, Big Zulu emphasised the importance of artists taking responsibility for their own careers, urging them to read their contracts and seek guidance.
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