Former unified super lightweight champion Julius Indongo (23-4, 12 KOs) was stopped by Hassan Mwakinyo (20-2, 14 KOs) in round four on Friday at Kilimanjaro Hall in Dar-Es-Salaam, Tanzania. A barrage of punches by Mwakinyo prompted the referee to halt the fight. Indongo, 38, has now lost four of his last five fights.
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Indongo didn’t last too long, but he dominated Ricky Burns in his backyard and had that horrible knockout of Troyanovsky in Russia. Hopefully he made some good money and saved a bit, might be time to call it a day.
I was just about to write that 🙂
Indongo looked unbeatable for about a year. His knockout of Troyanovsky was wicked. His rise to the top was meteoric.Then he lost to Bud and its been straight down ever since. His crash to the bottom has been meteoric too.
Its wild how some guys can be so good but then just fall apart overnight and never recapture it.
Didn’t know how he became champion in the first place!!
Every fighter is different. Sometimes it’s all over after one hard fight and for others it’s because of all of the tough sparring. Whatever the case, I hope he consider life after boxing because the after effects are years later.
Time to retire ?