GOtv Boxing Night 11: 50 fans to win GOtv decoders

Boxing fans at the 11th edition of the GOtv Boxing Night, slated for Sunday, March 26 at the Liberty Stadium, Ibadan, Oyo State, stand a chance of going home with 50 GOtv decoders.
The decoders will be won through random draws to be held between bouts.
Aside from decoders, the first 100 fans to arrive at the venue of the event will automatically go home with various gifts items.
The event will feature seven professional bouts.
The headline bouts on the night is a West African Boxing Union lightweight title fight between Oto “Joe Boy” Joseph and Ghanaian boxer, Anma Dotse.
Another major encounter is a light welterweight challenge duel between an Ibadan-indigene boxing rave, Olaide “Fijaborn” Fijabi, and Togolese Sunday Yao.
Other cracking encounters will see boxing star in Ibadan, Akeem “Dodo” Sadiku, take on Kazeem “KC Confidence” Saka in a national light middleweight challenge fight, while the bantamweight category will feature another Ibadan boxer, Sadiq “Happy Boy” Adeleke, exchange punches with Taiwo “Twin Warrior” Kareem.
Promising boxer, Rilwan “Baby Face” Babatunde, will face Waliu “Oganla” Arogundade in the challenge light welterweight category.
In the light heavyweight division, Adewale “Masevex” Masebinu will fight Kabiru “KB Godson” Towolawi in an eight-round challenge bout, while Sule “Tyson” Olagbade will swap punches with Wahab “Hammer” Adebisi in a national light middleweight challenge contest.
The best boxer on the night will win a N2 million cash prize and the Mojisola Ogunsanya Memorial Trophy.
The cash prize was increased from N1 million by Adewunmi Ogunsanya, the Chairman, GOtv Boxing Night, in continuation of his support for the sport and in commemoration of the second anniversary of his wife’s death.
The event, sponsored by GOtv, with the support of the Federal Inland Revenue Service, MultiChoice, Brila FM, KSquare Security, Paragonis Multimedia Limited, Bond FM, Complete Sports, ZetaWeb and Newsbreak.ng, will be broadcast live on SuperSport in 47 African countries.