Africazine:
Hlakaniphani Majola, a 19-year-old boxer from Snathing, has officially joined Boxing South Africa, following his father’s legacy.
Majola has been trained by his father since the age of four. His recent admission into BSA marks a significant milestone for him and his family.
Hlakaniphani Majola Joins Boxing South Africa
Hlakaniphani Majola’s journey into professional boxing is deeply rooted in family tradition. His father, Mzonjani Majola, has been his mentor since he was just four years old. This familial bond has fueled his passion for the sport.
His coach, Mthokozisi Malinga, commended Majola’s commitment and regular training. Malinga noted that the dedication shown by Majola is a testament to his desire to excel in boxing.
Snathing’s Boxing Legacy Continues
The pride in the Majola family is palpable as they celebrate this achievement. Malinga expressed hope that Hlakaniphani will one day reach the World Boxing Council, continuing the legacy of boxing in their family.
Majola himself is motivated by the sport’s community, enjoying the opportunity to meet new people and stay active. His aspirations reflect a deep desire to honor his father’s teachings and legacy.
Future Aspirations for Hlakaniphani Majola
- Continue rigorous training to improve boxing skills.
- Aim for admission into the World Boxing Council.
- Maintain focus on making his father and coach proud.
Hlakaniphani Majola is on a path to honor his family's boxing legacy.
