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How Tanzanian boxer Karim Mandonga hyped the sport back into the hearts of Kenyans

By Richard Wanjohi

A darling to the media for his quips, Mandonga's tactics are reminiscent of the legendary Muhammed Ali — arguably one of the greatest boxers and sportspersons of our time. Ali started hyping his fights after turning professional in 1963 as he prepared to face Sonny Liston.

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