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Singer Idowest claims his boxing match with Mr Real was rigged, accuses promoters of bringing politics into the sport


Singer Idowest has alleged that his celebrity boxing match against fellow artiste Mr Real was rigged after the bout ended in a draw.
Reacting to the result, Idowest insisted that he clearly won the fight, claiming he landed several clean punches on Mr Real and even left his opponent with a swollen eye.
He further alleged that Mr Real continued throwing punches after the bell had gone and cornered him against the ropes during the fight.
Questioning the judges’ decision, Idowest wondered how the contest could have been ruled a draw despite what he described as his dominant performance.
The singer also called out the promoters, accusing them of bringing politics into boxing and insisting that the outcome of the match was unfair.
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