Charles Manyuchi claimed the WBF middleweight boxing title following a technical knockout victory over Argentina’s Diego Gallardo at the Harare International Conference Centre in the early hours of Sunday morning.

Charles Manyuchi was on the front foot from round one, producing an imposing performance in a fight he had complete control over.

After bullying his opponent in the opening 2 rounds the fight clearly looked destined for an early finish with WBF title holder Diego Gallardo struggling to counter the heavy punches thrown at him by Manyuchi.

It was in the 3rd round that Manyuchi would move in for the kill, with a myriad of jabs and heavy blows resulting in match referee Patrick Mukondiwa having to stop proceedings and grant Manyuchi victory courtesy of a technical knockout.

The TKO sparked wild celebrations at the HICC as Charles Manyuchi continues with a path of restoration since returning to the ring.

The win capped off a perfect night of boxing dominated by victories from boxers within the Charles Manyuchi Academy stable. WIBF title holder Alice Mbewe of Zambia asserted her superiority after getting the better of Ndao Chilimba of Malawi.

In another bout featuring female boxers Kudakwashe Chiwandire showed just why she is the holder of a WBF title after outfoxing Euria Matoga in a non-title fight.

It took only 2 minutes 52 seconds for Hassan “Starboy” Milanzi to beat Audrey Masamba while in a Zimbabwe super lightweight title fight Tinashe Majoni got the better of Anywhere Katunga.

In a WBF intercontinental title bout it took 11 rounds for Brendon “Boika” Denes to claim the WBF intercontinental welterweight title after getting the better of Byson Gwanyani of Malawi.