Sanctioned by the CNG for six months, including three months in prison, after accusing Malick Ngom and his collaborators of corruption, Amanekh Seck finds himself in a delicate situation. A heavy sentence for the wrestler from Rufisque, which could compromise his fight against Niang Bou Ndaw, scheduled by Gaston Production and scheduled for April 4. Suspended since January 20, Amanekh will only be authorized to resume competition once his sanction has expired, on April 21, 2025.
“I hope the fight doesn’t happen, because Amanekh’s suspension ends on April 21,” his manager said on the Dsports morning show on Lutte TV.
This situation represents a big loss for promoter Makane Mbengue as well as for Senegalese wrestling fans, who were impatiently awaiting this duel.
-Uncertainty therefore hangs over the holding of this highly anticipated fight. Fans will have to wait to find out if a solution can be found before the scheduled date.
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