Media personality Zahara Toto has slammed the door on a rematch with Primah Kardashi after a bruising celebrity boxing encounter that had more drama than discipline.
Toto and Primah climbed into the ring at Hamz Stadium, Nakivubo, on Saturday, September 12, 2026, ostensibly to entertain boxing fans. By the time the final bell rang, however, the celebrity bout had delivered plenty of punches, protests and comic chaos.
Primah walked away with a 4-1 victory on the judges’ scorecards, but Toto was not buying it.
The three-round celebrity fight was the final bout of a 21-fight programme featuring boxers from different Ugandan clubs during the penultimate event of the 2026 Uganda Boxing Champions League.
From the opening bell, the two celebrities appeared to forget that boxing has rules.
It was less textbook boxing and more chickenfight—wild swings, frantic exchanges and punches flying with the abandon of co-wives settling an old score.
Whatever game plan the two had entered the ring with seemed to disappear after the first bell. Gloves flew, tempers rose and the crowd got exactly the kind of spectacle it had paid to see.
When the judges eventually handed the victory to Primah, Toto was furious.
She marched straight to the officials’ table and confronted Uganda Boxing Association president Moses Muhangi, demanding an explanation for the decision.
Muhangi urged her to remain professional, accept the verdict and, if she was unhappy with the result, request a rematch.
Toto's answer was effectively a knockout. No rematch.
Primah, meanwhile, arrived at the arena with her own celebrity army, accompanied by artistes Geosteady, Khalifa Aganaga and Martha Mukisa. Toto had the Benti Boyz in her corner as she made her entrance.
The celebrity clash added a dose of glamour, noise and unpredictability to an otherwise serious boxing programme.
The next celebrity boxing bout is expected to take place on December 26, 2026, during the Uganda Boxing Champions League final, where outstanding boxers will be presented with certificates and medals.