A Nigerian boxer known as FBI has boldly challenged former unified world heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua to a match, confidently stating his intent to knock Joshua out in the second round.
In a video circulating on social media, FBI flexed his muscles and called on Joshua to set a date for the fight.
Expressing his determination, FBI declared, “Joshua, I’m still waiting for you. Just give me the date, and I’ll show you. As the FBI, I will put you down in two rounds, in the second round, I’m gonna put you down.”
The video showcased FBI’s training regimen, including punching tyres, lifting weights, and performing various exercises to demonstrate his readiness for the challenge.
This announcement has stirred massive reactions from Nigerians across social media platforms.
Notable figures such as Frank Edoho, Lanre Adediwura, and Iamremote reacted humorously to FBI’s challenge, with comments ranging from skepticism to amusement.
However, some observers pointed out the underlying socioeconomic issues, noting that individuals like FBI seek attention and opportunities amid challenges like poverty and government neglect.
While the challenge may seem audacious to some, it reflects the passion and determination of aspiring athletes and the widespread love for boxing in Nigeria.
The buzz around FBI’s challenge adds an intriguing twist to the boxing scene, sparking discussions and speculation about the potential outcome if the match were to materialize.
As the story continues to garner attention, it highlights the blend of sportsmanship, humor, and social commentary that often accompanies such bold challenges in the world of sports.
