Kassim Ouma back to 5 in WBC ranking
FORMER IBF junior middleweight champion Kassim “The Dream†Ouma has stormed back into the top five of the world super welterweight division. The Ugandan boxer, who dropped to number eight in May, is back to number five even after being inactive for five months.
By Phillip Corry
FORMER IBF junior middleweight champion Kassim “The Dream†Ouma has stormed back into the top five of the world super welterweight division. The Ugandan boxer, who dropped to number eight in May, is back to number five even after being inactive for five months.
The Florida-based fighter was slated to fight Ishe “Sugar Shay†Smith on the Bernard Hopkins/Winky Wright card but the deal fell through after Smith ended his contract with Golden Boy promotions who also promote Ouma.
African light middleweight champion Badru Lusambya stayed put at 20 .
Japan based heavyweight Peter Okhello moved from number 28 to 25. Jackson “Action†Asiku fell further to number 31 from 30.
FORMER IBF junior middleweight champion Kassim “The Dream†Ouma has stormed back into the top five of the world super welterweight division. The Ugandan boxer, who dropped to number eight in May, is back to number five even after being inactive for five months.
The Florida-based fighter was slated to fight Ishe “Sugar Shay†Smith on the Bernard Hopkins/Winky Wright card but the deal fell through after Smith ended his contract with Golden Boy promotions who also promote Ouma.
African light middleweight champion Badru Lusambya stayed put at 20 .
Japan based heavyweight Peter Okhello moved from number 28 to 25. Jackson “Action†Asiku fell further to number 31 from 30.