ganda's celebrated kick boxer, Moses 'Of Uganda' Golola took just 50 seconds to knock out Thailand born fighter, Wathaporn Kamunstorn at the Kati Kati gardens in Kampala.
After a promising start where the lanky Wathaporn had managed to land a kick onto the Ugandan prized fighter, Golola was targeting for that 'lucky punch'.
Indeed it was to come moments later. The vocal fighter afforded two kicks in a ruthless attack as the Thai kick boxer quickly fought back with a weak right kick.
At this time, Golola counteracted with a right kick and a strong jab that narrowly missed before the left cross sent the opponent to the canvas meanwhile the executor's force of inertia was held by the ring ropes.
Kamunstorn lay unconscious for close to 10 minutes as he visibly struggled to catch his breathe.
The first aid team rushed to the ring meanwhile Golola danced amidst the cheering audience.
At this moment, part of the crowd were chanting wildly as others feared for Wathaporn's life.
I thank God for this victory. I am the true rock boom. Like David Vs Goliath, the person with the best weapon always wins. I did not go to Mabira for nothing. I thank the Kick boxing officials, my trainers, my promoter, the fans and the media.
Golola remarked in a complete mixture of personalities and issues.
At one stage he attacked fellow kick boxers, Ronald Mugula and Titus Tugume.
He labeling Mugula a chapati dealer and he challenged Tugume, who was part of the crowd to first get assurance (in writing) from his wife before he sought for the much awaited re-match.
For this victory, Golola becomes the new World Kick boxing Federation (WKF) K1 champion in the light weight category.
He thus improves his personal record to 26 fights, 20 victories (15 of these knock outs) and 6 losses Kamunstorn has now fought 71 fights, 52 victories (25 knock outs) and now 19 losses.
Story first appeared On kawowo.com
