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The following is a list of African Boxing Union champions. The African Boxing Union (ABU) is a professional boxing governing body that sanctions championship bouts in Africa.

Heavyweight

As of 9 December 2017

List of ABU heavyweight champions.^[1]
Name	Date of title victory	Successful defences	Nationality
Ngozika Ekwelum	5 October 1979	0	Nigerian
Adama Mensah	1 January 1982	0	Ghanaian
Proud Kilimanjaro	4 September 1982	6	Zimbabwean
Michael Simuwelu	29 August 1987	0	Zambian
Proud Kilimanjaro	8 August 1988	0	Zimbabwean
Bash Ali	31 July 1993	0	Nigerian
Joseph Akhasamba	19 December 1998	1	Kenyan
Manuel Ossie	26 August 2005	0	Liberian
Frank Frimpong	17 November 2006	0	Ghanaian
Joseph Chingangu	1 March 2008	2	Zambian
Zack Mwekassa	28 June 2014	0	Congolese
Ruann Visser	31 March 2017	1	South African
Tshibuabua Kalonga	9 December 2017	1	Congolese

Cruiserweight

As of 28 May 2021

List of ABU cruiserweight champions.^[2]
Name	Date of title victory	Successful defences	Nationality
Moyoyo Mensah	8 February 2002	0	Ghanaian
Faïsal Ibnel Arrami	17 October 2009	0	French
Thabiso Mchunu	10 November 2012	0	South African
Taylor Mabika	27 December 2013	1	Gabonese
Thabiso Mchunu	10 June 2017	0	South African
Thomas Oosthuizen	1 September 2018	0	South African
Thabiso Mchunu	8 December 2018	0	South African
Olanrewaju Durodola	1 February 2020	2	Nigerian

Light-heavyweight

As of 28 April 2017

List of ABU light-heavyweight champions.^[3]
Name	Date of title victory	Successful defences	Nationality
Ba Sounkalo	18 September 1974	4	Malian
Lottie Mwale	30 September 1979	5	Zambian
Joe Lasisi	25 April 1986	1	Nigerian
Ali Saidi	7 November 1992	0	Tunisian
Chipundu Chipayeni	25 June 1995	0	Zambian
Joe Lasisi	29 November 1996	0	Nigerian
Braimah Kamoko	1 April 2005	1	Ghanaian
Zach Walters	23 February 2008	0	American^{[n 1]}
Charles Chisamba	24 January 2009	0	Zambian
Doudou Ngumbu	10 July 2009	0	French^{[n 2]}
Isaac Chilemba	31 October 2009	0	Malawian
Doudou Ngumbu	15 April 2011	0	French
Hany Atiyo	14 October 2011	0	Egyptian
Joseph Lubega	6 April 2012	0	Ugandan
Daniel Wanyonyi	28 June 2014	0	Kenyan
Thomas Oosthuizen	28 April 2017	0	South African

Super-middleweight

As of 1 December 2018

List of ABU super-middleweight champions.^[5]
Name	Date of title victory	Successful defences	Nationality
Thulani Malinga	14 August 1994	0	South African
Bertrand Tchandjeu	29 November 1996	0	Cameroonian
Joseph Marwa	9 August 1998	0	Tanzanian
Bawa Adime	31 August 1998	0	Ghanaian
Bertrand Tchandjeu	4 December 1998	0	Cameroonian
Mohamed Dridi	19 August 2000	1	Tunisian
Charles Adamu	28 December 2002	0	Ghanaian
Isaac Chilemba	13 September 2008	0	Malawian
Flash Issaka	26 December 2009	0	Ghanaian
Farouk Daku	14 June 2015	0	Dutch^{[n 3]}
Ryno Liebenberg	1 September 2018	0	South African

Middleweight

As of 8 June 2019

List of ABU middleweight champions.^[6]
Name	Date of title victory	Successful defences	Nationality
Shako Mamba	6 August 1974	0	Luxembourgish^{[n 4]}
Idrissa Konate	7 February 1976	0	Senegalese
Shako Mamba	23 December 1976	0	Luxembourgish
Richard Ofosu	30 April 1977	1	Ghanaian
Jean-Marie Emebe	9 November 1979	0	French^{[n 5]}
Olton Beltchika	5 March 1983	0	Congolese
Abdul Umaru Sanda	8 September 1984	1	Ghanaian
Peter Assandoh	6 March 1987	0	Ghanaian
Abdul Umaru Sanda	13 February 1988	0	Ghanaian
Hunter Clay	28 October 1988	3	Nigerian
Tejumola Oduntoye	29 July 1994	0	Nigerian
Georges Boco	5 May 1995	0	Beninese
Ambrose Mlilo	24 June 1995	0	Congolese
Georges Boco	15 May 1996	1	Beninese
Anthony van Kiekerk	25 June 2000	0	South African
James Obede Toney	12 October 2001	0	Ghanaian
Osumanu Adama	29 October 2004	0	Ghanaian
Mohammed Akrong	2 August 2008	1	Ghanaian
Osumanu Adama	26 December 2009	0	Ghanaian
Khalid Habchane	2 May 2014	0	Moroccan

Super-welterweight

As of 13 May 2016

List of ABU super-welterweight champions.^[7]
Name	Date of title victory	Successful defences	Nationality
Sea Robinson	30 May 1974	0	Ivorian
Loucif Hamani	4 December 1976	1	Algerian
Jean-Marie Emebe	5 November 1977	0	French
Olton Beltchika	30 June 1983	0	Congolese
Kitenge Kitengewa	2 July 1989	0	Luxembourgish^{[n 6]}
Jaffa Ballogou	29 December 1990	1	Togolese
Rashid Matumla	30 March 1997	0	Tanzanian
Cyprian Emeti	30 October 1999	0	Nigerian
Ruben Groenewald	24 October 2000	0	South African
Adam Katumwa	22 December 2002	2	Ugandan
Badru Lusambya	19 June 2004	2	Ugandan
Badru Lusambya	18 October 2009	0	Ugandan
Ahmed Benjeddou	10 March 2012	0	Moroccan
Salim Larbi	6 December 2013	0	French^{[n 7]}
Mbiya Kanku	13 May 2016	0	Congolese

Welterweight

As of 20 July 2017

List of ABU welterweight champions.^[9]
Name	Date of title victory	Successful defences	Nationality
Joseph Bessala	30 November 1974	0	Cameroonian
Salem Ouedraogo	31 January 1976	0	Ivorian
Mimoun Mohatar	4 February 1978	0	Spanish^{[n 8]}
Joseph Bessala	23 June 1978	0	Cameroonian
Mimoun Mohatar	23 December 1978	1	Spanish
Judas Clottey	24 June 1983	1	Ghanaian
Charles Nwokolo	27 June 1986	1	Nigerian
Tubor Briggs	9 March 1990	2	Nigerian
Napoleon Alabi	30 October 1999	0	Ghanaian
Joshua Clottey	27 April 2001	0	Ghanaian
Karim Harzouz	8 June 2001	0	French
Fatai Onikeke	5 March 2004	0	Australian^{[n 9]}
Hassan Saku	22 December 2007	0	Swedish^{[n 10]}
Chris van Heerden	25 July 2008	1	South African
Pythius Kambembe	3 July 2010	0	Zambian
Ismael El Massoudi	4 December 2010	0	French^{[n 11]}
Patrice Sou Toke	13 October 2012	0	Burkinabé
Charles Manyuchi	28 June 2013	1	Zimbabwean
Larry Ekundayo	30 October 2015	0	Nigerian
Thulani Mbenge	1 December 2016	0	South African
Stanley Eribo	26 December 2016	1	Nigerian
Salehe Mkalekwa	20 April 2018	0	Tanzanian
Eric Kapia	25 August 2018	0	Congolese
Freddy Kiwitt	20 July 2019	0	Liberian^{[n 12]}
Thulani Mbenge	17 October 2020	0	South African

Super-lightweight

As of 20 October 2018

List of ABU super-lightweight champions.^[11]
Name	Date of title victory	Successful defences	Nationality
Jo Kimpuani	28 June 1975	0	French^{[n 13]}
Obisia Nwankpa	4 May 1979	0	Nigerian
Billy Famous	17 February 1984	1	Nigerian
Dave Chibuye	1 July 1989	0	Zambian
Valery Kayumba	2 July 1989	0	French^{[n 14]}
Ike Quartey	15 December 1990	1	Ghanaian
Habib Mahjoub	6 November 1993	0	Tunisian
Duke Chinyadza	29 October 1994	0	Zimbabwean
Felix Bwalya	25 June 1995	0	Zambian
Karim Ben-Sultan	20 July 1995	0	Algerian
Nasser Athumani	19 December 1998	0	Kenyan
Justin Juuko	31 December 1999	0	Ugandan
Stephanus Carr	24 October 2000	1	South African
Davis Lusimbo	7 July 2002	0	Ugandan
Victor Kpadenou	12 April 2003	0	Beninese
Ajose Olusegun	10 April 2004	0	Nigerian
Emmanuel Lartei Lartey	4 August 2007	0	Ghanaian
Albert Mensah	2 August 2008	1	Ghanaian
Solomon Bogere	16 November 2013	0	Ugandan
Mohamed El Marcouchi	8 April 2017	0	Belgian^{[n 15]}
Olaide Fijabi	26 December 2017	0	Nigerian
Abderrazak Houya	20 October 2018	0	French^{[n 16]}

Lightweight

As of 21 April 2019

List of ABU lightweight champions.^[13]
Name	Date of title victory	Successful defences	Nationality
Ould Makloufi	15 December 1973	1	Algerian
Aziza Bossou	29 April 1978	1	Togolese
John Sichula	2 September 1982	0	Zambian
Davidson Andeh	29 April 1983	0	Nigerian
Sam Ago Kotey	6 November 1984	0	Ghanaian
Akwei Addo	13 February 1988	1	Ghanaian
Christopher Ossai	31 January 1992	1	Nigerian
David Tetteh	4 December 1993	0	Ghanaian
Chikoya Mphande	24 June 1995	0	Malawian
Ben Tackie	22 December 1995	1	Ghanaian
Charles Owiso	31 December 1999	0	Kenyan
Abdullai Amidu	28 June 2003	0	Ghanaian
Joshua Allotey	3 December 2005	1	Ghanaian
Sam Rukundo	24 November 2007	1	Swedish^{[n 17]}
George Ashie	14 April 2012	0	Ghanaian
Keith Nkosi	3 December 2012	0	South African
Richard Commey	26 December 2013	0	Ghanaian
Hedi Slimani	11 November 2015	0	Tunisian
Patrick Kinigamazi	18 November 2016	0	Rwandan
Lunga Stimela	26 May 2017	0	South African
Oto Joseph	26 Dec 2017	2	Nigerian

Super-featherweight

As of 18 May 2018

List of ABU super-featherweight champions.^[14]
Name	Date of title victory	Successful defences	Nationality
Safiu Okebadan	14 December 1982	0	Nigerian
John Sichula	3 September 1983	0	Zambian
Sam Akromah	26 October 1986	0	Ghanaian
Aristide Sagbo	15 February 1991	0	Beninese
Simon Peter McIntosh	27 September 1991	0	Nigerian
Aristide Sagbo	29 May 1992	0	Beninese
Joe Orewa	10 September 1993	0	Nigerian
Michelle Dahmani	6 November 1993	0	Tunisian
Aristide Sagbo	11 November 1994	5	Beninese
Tony Danso	22 December 1999	0	Ghanaian
Francis Kiwanuka	31 December 1999	0	Ugandan
Michael Kizza	7 July 2002	0	Ugandan
Joshua Allotey	12 April 2003	0	Ghanaian
Anges Adjaho	10 September 2004	0	Beninese
Yakubu Amidu	23 December 2006	0	Ghanaian
Jasper Seroka	25 July 2008	0	South African
George Ashie	26 December 2009	0	Ghanaian
Jasper Seroka	18 March 2013	0	South African
Koos Sibiya	27 May 2016	0	South African
Sibusiso Zingange	8 December 2016	0	South African
Koos Sibiya	28 April 2017	0	South African
Sibusiso Zingange	18 May 2018	0	South African

Featherweight

As of 7 December 2019

List of ABU featherweight champions.^[15]
Name	Date of title victory	Successful defences	Nationality
David Kotei	2 February 1974	0	Ghanaian
David Kotei	30 July 1977	0	Ghanaian
Azumah Nelson	13 December 1980	0	Ghanaian
Modesty Napunyi	28 January 1990	0	Kenyan
Percy Commey	1 August 1990	0	Ghanaian
Stanford Ngcebeshe	24 January 1993	0	South African
Dramane Nabaloum	28 January 1994	2	Burkinabé
James Armah	1 November 1997	0	Ghanaian
Anthony Tshehla	4 March 2001	0	South African
Abdul Malik Jabir	6 March 2003	0	Ghanaian
Jackson Asiku	18 June 2005	0	Australian^{[n 18]}
Justin Savi	24 November 2012	0	Beninese
Edward Kakembo	26 December 2015	0	Ugandan
Waidi Usman	14 April 2018	0	Nigerian
Nathaniel Kakololo	10 August 2019^{[n 19]}	1	Namibian

Super-bantamweight

As of 15 September 2019

List of ABU super-bantamweight champions.^[19]
Name	Date of title victory	Successful defences	Nationality
Modesty Napunyi	2 May 1983	0	Kenyan
Modesty Napunyi	1 July 1984	0	Kenyan
Augustin Sia	29 November 1996	1	Ivorian
Ablorh Sowah	6 September 1997	2	Ghanaian
Rogers Mtagwa	31 December 1999	0	Tanzanian
Vuyani Phulo	10 December 2000	1	South African
Abdul Tebazalwa	31 July 2004	1	Swedish^{[n 20]}
Sande Kizito	9 October 2006	0	Ugandan
Sande Otieno	2 December 2006	0	Kenyan
Alexis Boureima Kabore	14 October 2011	2	Burkinabé
Lodumo Lamati	9 December 2016	0	South African
Tony Rashid	15 September 2019	0	Tanzanian

Bantamweight

As of 24 August 2019

List of ABU bantamweight champions.^[20]
Name	Date of title victory	Successful defences	Nationality
Sulley Shittu	10 September 1974	0	Ghanaian
Stix Macloud	3 July 1982	0	Zimbabwean
Eric Boone	6 August 1982	0	Nigerian
Francis Musankabala	5 November 1983	0	Zambian
Francis Musankabala	3 June 1986	0	Zambian
Ernest Koffi	8 July 1988	0	Ivorian
Nana Konadu	10 December 1988	0	Ghanaian
Victor Enyika	22 December 1989	2	Nigerian
Rufus Adebayo	1 October 1993	0	Nigerian
Ernest Koffi	23 December 1994	2	Ivorian
Steve Dotse	1 November 1997	0	Ghanaian
Joseph Agbeko	5 May 2000	1	Ghanaian
Friday Fatunji Felix	15 December 2002	1	Nigerian
Ibrahim Adewale	21 May 2006	1	Nigerian
Nick Otieno	22 November 2008	0	Kenyan
Kennedy Kanyanta	28 November 2009	1	Zambian
Mohamed Metwaly	6 April 2012	1	Egyptian
Ronald Malindi	28 April 2017	1	South African
Prince Patel	24 August 2019	0	British^{[n 21]}

Super-flyweight

As of 16 December 2019

List of ABU super-flyweight champions.^[21]
Name	Date of title victory	Successful defences	Nationality
Vuyani Nene	29 January 1995	0	South African
Abbey Mnisi	24 October 2000	0	South African
Simphiwe Khandisa	12 December 2001	0	South African
Francis Miyeyusho	26 January 2008	0	Tanzanian
Lesley Sekotswe	25 July 2008	1	Motswana
Landi Ngxeke	16 December 2019	0	South African

Flyweight

As of 30 December 2017

List of ABU flyweight champions.^[22]
Name	Date of title victory	Successful defences	Nationality
Stephen Muchoki	2 October 1983	1	Kenyan
Nana Konadu	13 December 1986	0	Ghanaian
Michael Ebo Danquah	26 November 1988	0	Ghanaian
Alex Baba	25 November 1995	0	Ghanaian
Bashiru Thompson	25 July 2008	1	Nigerian
Alfred Muwowo	2 July 2017	1	Zambian

Light-flyweight

As of 21 October 2018

List of ABU light-flyweight champions.^[23]
Name	Date of title victory	Successful defences	Nationality
James Njorage	1 Jun 1985	0	Kenyan
Michael Ebo Danquah	30 May 1987	0	Ghanaian
Sivenathi Nontshinga	21 October 2018	0	South African

Minimumweight

As of 29 July 2018

List of ABU minimumweight champions.^[24]
Name	Date of title victory	Successful defences	Nationality
Mtutuzeli Nene	29 January 1995	0	South African
Sithembile Kibiti	27 April 2002	0	South African
Ayanda Ndulani	29 July 2018	0	South African

Footnotes

^ Walters was born in Madagascar to American parents.^[4]
^ Ngumbu was born in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
^ Daku was born in Uganda.
^ Mamba was born in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
^ Emebe was born in Cameroon.
^ Kitenge was born in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
^ Larbi is of Algerian descent.^[8]
^ Mohatar was born in Morocco.
^ Onikeke was born in Nigeria.
^ Saku was born in Uganda.
^ El Massoudi was born in Morocco.
^ Kiwitt was born in Liberia to a German father and a Liberian mother.^[10]
^ Kimpuani was born in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
^ Kayumba was born in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
^ El Marcouchi is of Moroccan descent.^[12]
^ Houya was born in Algeria.
^ Rukundo was born in Uganda.
^ Asiku was born in Uganda.
^ Kakololo's title win on 10 August is not officially recorded on Boxrec.^[16]^[17]^[18]
^ Tebazalwa was born in Uganda.
^ Patel is of Indian descent.

References

^ "ABU: Heavyweight". Boxrec. Retrieved 24 September 2020.
^ "ABU: Cruiserweight". Boxrec. Retrieved 24 September 2020.
^ "ABU: Light heavyweight". Boxrec. Retrieved 24 September 2020.
^ Slater, Brady (28 February 2008). "Introducing ... the new WBC African Boxing Union light heavyweight champ, Zach 'Jungle Boy' Walters". Duluth News Tribune. Retrieved 24 September 2020.
^ "ABU: Super middleweight". Boxrec. Retrieved 24 September 2020.
^ "ABU: Middleweight". Boxrec. Retrieved 24 September 2020.
^ "ABU: Super welterweight". Boxrec. Retrieved 24 September 2020.
^ "Horizon monde pour Larbi". Le Progrès (in French). 27 November 2011. Retrieved 26 September 2020.
^ "ABU: Welterweight". Boxrec. Retrieved 24 September 2020.
^ Sieh, Rodney (23 February 2019). "Liberian-Born German Boxer Crowned WBO European Welterweight Champion". Front Page Africa. Retrieved 26 September 2020.
^ "ABU: Super lightweight". Boxrec. Retrieved 24 September 2020.
^ Fridhi, Ghassen (6 August 2017). "Belgian-Moroccan boxer Mohamed El Marcouchi aims to redefine Molenbeek". Al Arabiya. Retrieved 26 September 2020.
^ "ABU: Lightweight". Boxrec. Retrieved 24 September 2020.
^ "ABU: Super featherweight". Boxrec. Retrieved 24 September 2020.
^ "ABU: Featherweight". Boxrec. Retrieved 24 September 2020.
^ "Saturday 7, December 2019". Boxrec. Retrieved 27 September 2020.
^ @MTCNamibia (10 August 2019). "Congratulations to Natanael Natty Kakololo From MTC Salute Boxing Academy who won the ABU FEATHERWEIGHT TITLE against Toto Helebe from South Africa. #proudlynamibian" (Tweet). Retrieved 27 September 2020 – via Twitter.
^ Engilane, Lukhanyo (15 August 2019). "Kuqwalaselwa ikamva likaToto Helebe". I'solezwe lesiXhosa (in Xhosa). Retrieved 27 September 2020.
^ "ABU: Super bantamweight". Boxrec. Retrieved 24 September 2020.
^ "ABU: Bantamweight". Boxrec. Retrieved 3 November 2020.
^ "ABU: Super flyweight". Boxrec. Retrieved 3 November 2020.
^ "ABU: Flyweight". Boxrec. Retrieved 3 November 2020.
^ "ABU: Light flyweight". Boxrec. Retrieved 5 November 2020.
^ "ABU: Minimumweight". Boxrec. Retrieved 3 November 2020.

[5] Walters was born in Madagascar to American parents.^[4]

[6] Ngumbu was born in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

[8] Daku was born in Uganda.

[10] Mamba was born in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

[11] Emebe was born in Cameroon.

[13] Kitenge was born in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

[15] Larbi is of Algerian descent.^[8]

[17] Mohatar was born in Morocco.

[18] Onikeke was born in Nigeria.

[19] Saku was born in Uganda.

[20] El Massoudi was born in Morocco.

[22] Kiwitt was born in Liberia to a German father and a Liberian mother.^[10]

[24] Kimpuani was born in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

[25] Kayumba was born in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

[27] El Marcouchi is of Moroccan descent.^[12]

[28] Houya was born in Algeria.

[30] Rukundo was born in Uganda.

[33] Asiku was born in Uganda.

[37] Kakololo's title win on 10 August is not officially recorded on Boxrec.^[16]^[17]^[18]

[39] Tebazalwa was born in Uganda.

[41] Patel is of Indian descent.

[1] "ABU: Heavyweight". Boxrec. Retrieved 24 September 2020.

[2] "ABU: Cruiserweight". Boxrec. Retrieved 24 September 2020.

[3] "ABU: Light heavyweight". Boxrec. Retrieved 24 September 2020.

[4] Slater, Brady (28 February 2008). "Introducing ... the new WBC African Boxing Union light heavyweight champ, Zach 'Jungle Boy' Walters". Duluth News Tribune. Retrieved 24 September 2020.

[7] "ABU: Super middleweight". Boxrec. Retrieved 24 September 2020.

[9] "ABU: Middleweight". Boxrec. Retrieved 24 September 2020.

[12] "ABU: Super welterweight". Boxrec. Retrieved 24 September 2020.

[14] "Horizon monde pour Larbi". Le Progrès (in French). 27 November 2011. Retrieved 26 September 2020.

[16] "ABU: Welterweight". Boxrec. Retrieved 24 September 2020.

[21] Sieh, Rodney (23 February 2019). "Liberian-Born German Boxer Crowned WBO European Welterweight Champion". Front Page Africa. Retrieved 26 September 2020.

[23] "ABU: Super lightweight". Boxrec. Retrieved 24 September 2020.

[26] Fridhi, Ghassen (6 August 2017). "Belgian-Moroccan boxer Mohamed El Marcouchi aims to redefine Molenbeek". Al Arabiya. Retrieved 26 September 2020.

[29] "ABU: Lightweight". Boxrec. Retrieved 24 September 2020.

[31] "ABU: Super featherweight". Boxrec. Retrieved 24 September 2020.

[32] "ABU: Featherweight". Boxrec. Retrieved 24 September 2020.

[34] "Saturday 7, December 2019". Boxrec. Retrieved 27 September 2020.

[35] @MTCNamibia (10 August 2019). "Congratulations to Natanael Natty Kakololo From MTC Salute Boxing Academy who won the ABU FEATHERWEIGHT TITLE against Toto Helebe from South Africa. #proudlynamibian" (Tweet). Retrieved 27 September 2020 – via Twitter.

[36] Engilane, Lukhanyo (15 August 2019). "Kuqwalaselwa ikamva likaToto Helebe". I'solezwe lesiXhosa (in Xhosa). Retrieved 27 September 2020.

[38] "ABU: Super bantamweight". Boxrec. Retrieved 24 September 2020.

[40] "ABU: Bantamweight". Boxrec. Retrieved 3 November 2020.

[42] "ABU: Super flyweight". Boxrec. Retrieved 3 November 2020.

[43] "ABU: Flyweight". Boxrec. Retrieved 3 November 2020.

[44] "ABU: Light flyweight". Boxrec. Retrieved 5 November 2020.

[45] "ABU: Minimumweight". Boxrec. Retrieved 3 November 2020.

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