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Ochieng knocks out Selemani to win back title

Kenya's Gabriel Ochieng after knocking out Tanzanian Mbarouk Salemani in an All African UBO Super Bantamweight bout, at Charter Hall, Nairobi, on Saturday night. [Jonah Onyango, Standard]

Gabriel Ochieng required only two minutes to dispense off Tanzanian Mbarouk ‘Sokwe’ Selelmani  and win the All-African Universal Boxing Organisation (UBO) Super Bantamweight title.

Ochieng, commonly known as ‘Ochibo’, wasted no time in his assignment as he sent his rival to the canvas in the second minute of the game.

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