Takalani Ndlovu Explained

Takalani Ndlovu
Realname:Takalani Hyweth Ndlovu
Birth Date:11 January 1978
Birth Place:Soweto, Gauteng, South Africa
Nickname:Panther
Weight:
Height:5 ft 8 in
Style:Orthodox
Total:44
Wins:34
Ko:19
Losses:10

Takalani Ndlovu (born 11 January 1978), is a South African former professional boxer.

Pro career

Ndlovu turned professional in 1999 & compiled a record of 27–3 before unsuccessfully challenging world champion Steve Molitor, for the IBF super-bantamweight title. He would face Molitor in a rematch three year later in another losing effort.[1] The following year he would face Molitor for a third time but this time would be successful & won the IBF super-bantamweight title[2]

Professional boxing record

ResultRecordOpponentTypeRound, timeDateLocationNotes
44Win34–10Lwandile GugusheTKO4 (12)2014-10-25
43Loss33–10Mzonke FanaUD12 (12)2013-09-21
42Loss33–9Jeffrey MathebulaUD12 (12)2013-03-23
41Loss33–8Alejandro LópezUD12 (12)2012-10-27
40Loss33–7Jeffrey MathebulaSD12 (12)2012-03-24
39Win33–6Giovanni CaroSD12 (12)2011-10-29
38Win32–6Steve MolitorUD12 (12)2011-03-26
37Win31–6Jeffrey MathebulaSD12 (12)2010-09-01
36Loss30–6Steve MolitorUD12 (12)2010-03-27
35Win30–5Kiko MartínezUD12 (12)2009-09-25
34Win29–5Oscar ChaukeUD12 (12)2009-03-20
33Loss28–5Fernando Beltrán Jr.SD12 (12)2008-08-22
32Win28–4Raymond SermonaTKO4 (8)2008-02-02
31Loss27–4Steve MolitorTKO9 (12)2007-07-14
30Win27–3Ricardo CastilloSD12 (12)2006-12-01
29Win26–3Giovanni AndradeKO2 (12)2006-05-25
28Win25–3Fabio Daniel OlivaKO3 (12)2006-04-21
27Win24–3Armando GuerreroUD12 (12)2005-11-04
26Win23–3Willie MabasaKO3 (12)2004-11-26
25Win22–3Michael MatsunyaneKO8 (12)2004-04-24
24Loss21–3Vuyani BunguSD12 (12)2004-02-07
23Win21–2Luyolo KotsanaKO6 (12)2003-11-25
22Loss20–2Vuyani BunguSD10 (10)2003-05-31
21Win20–1Anthony MartinezUD8 (8)2003-03-08
20Win19–1Edward MpofuMD12 (12)2002-10-26
19Win18–1Solomzi GovuzaUD12 (12)2002-08-27
18Win17–1Anthony TshehlaKO1 (12)2002-05-31
17Win16–1Mpho MothibaTKO3 (8)2002-02-06
16Win15–1Nkosinathi MoholoTKO2 (8)2001-06-02
15Win14–1Danile BotmanUD6 (6)2001-04-22
14Win13–1Silulami DindileTKO1 (6)2001-03-07
13Win12–1Ebenezer TumaneTKO2 (6)2001-01-24
12Win11–1William MpongoUD6 (6)2000-11-14
11Win10–1Jason ThomasTKO2 (6)2000-10-06
10Win9–1Mpho MothibaPTS6 (6)2000-09-03
9Win8–1Thabo MayTKO1 (6)2000-06-27
8Win7–1Malcolm KlassenPTS6 (6)2000-04-26
7Win6–1Trevor GouwsKO1 (4)2000-01-25
6Win5–1Vhalinavho MatamelaKO1 (4)1999-11-23
5Loss4–1Joshua KhoasePTS4 (4)1999-10-26
4Win4–0Johannes GroblerTKO3 (4)1999-10-01
3Win3–0William MpongoKO1 (6)1999-09-13
2Win2–0Joshua KhoasePTS4 (4)1999-07-03
1Win1–0Johnson SingwandaTKO4 (6)1999-04-28

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Notes and References

  1. News: Molitor regains IBF title. The Globe and Mail. 28 March 2010 . 2024-06-07.
  2. Web site: Ndlovu upsets Molitor for title. TimesLIVE. 2024-06-07.