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Chaos In The Ring comes to Lagos on October 1, 2025, with Brandon Glanton vs Marcus Browne headlining.
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The card features title fights and African stars.
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Afrobeats adds a cultural touch.
Top fighters will arrive in Lagos for “Chaos In The Ring”, the big boxing night set for October 1, 2025 – Nigeria’s 65th Independence anniversary.
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Promoted by Balmoral Group Promotions with AK Promotions, the show will light up Mobolaji Johnson Arena.
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Organisers confirmed fighters and officials have begun to arrive and they expect a charged atmosphere.
The headline cruiserweight clash between American stars Brandon Glanton and Marcus Browne promises fireworks.
Fans will see an international showcase and strong local talent on the same card.
Also on the bill, Emanuel Odiase will face Idris Afini for the WBA Africa heavyweight crown.
Yusuf Adeniji of Nigeria meets Akimos Annang Ampiah of Ghana for featherweight honors, and Samuel Takyi takes on Fatiu Ijomoni in a WBO World Youth lightweight fight.
Dan Azeez is scheduled to fight Sulaimon Adeosun at light-heavyweight, giving fans a compelling blend of seasoned names and rising prospects.
The full card balances regional titles with international matchups.
“Dan Azeez is already in Lagos and training. Marcus Browne and Brandon Glanton will arrive with their teams from the U.S. We also have officials from TalkSPORT, Sky Sports, Ring Magazine, and global boxing bodies arriving, as well as Dr. Debra King Omega, daughter of Muhammad Ali,” – Dr Adamu revealed during a virtual press briefing.
Lagos State has thrown its weight behind the event.
Dr Adamu said the governor has pledged logistical and infrastructural support to make the night run smoothly.
“I met with Mr Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, and he is super-excited about this project coming to Lagos and believes it represents what the state stands for. He has given us all the support we need, from the venue to logistics and other essentials that, without them, this event would be impossible,” – Dr Ezekiel stated.
Promoters will fuse sport with culture by booking top Afrobeats acts for the ring walk and halftime, aiming to showcase Nigeria’s sound and style.
“This is our Independence Day, and Afrobeats is one of Nigeria’s biggest cultural exports. We are infusing music, culture, and even African attire for the fighters’ ring walks. It’s about showcasing our heritage to the world.” – Adamu said.
With 20-plus fighters across 12 bouts and confirmed global broadcast partners, Chaos In The Ring promises fast-paced action and a festival atmosphere.
