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Nigerian man dumps Soccer for Boxing due to Arsenal

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A Nigerian man, Nsikakabasi Akpan, has give up soccer to start a brand new profession in skilled boxing after Arsenal’s defeat to Paris Saint-Germain within the UEFA Champions League semi-finals.

Akpan, a reporter with SportsRation, had boldly predicted that the Gunners would win this season’s Champions League title. Nevertheless, following Arsenal’s 2-1 loss within the second leg in opposition to PSG – which noticed them eradicated 3-1 on mixture – he introduced he was making good on a promise he had earlier made.

Taking to his Fb web page on Thursday, Might 8, 2025, Akpan wrote:

“ BIG ANNOUNCEMENT
In fulfilment of my pledge, in the present day I’m formally leaving lively soccer behind and making the change to skilled boxing. ⚡️
As lots of you recognize, I made this promise if Arsenal misplaced to PSG within the Champions League and effectively, all of us noticed how that went…
However fairly than dwell on previous disappointments, I’m taking this as a chance to pursue a brand new problem and create my very own path.
This new journey holds some actually thrilling chapters, and my aim is nothing wanting greatness. I’m aiming for Nigeria’s first-ever Olympic Gold in boxing!
I can’t wait to share this subsequent chapter with you all. The grind begins now! ”

Nigerian man Nsikakabasi Akpan joins Boxing from footballNigerian man Nsikakabasi Akpan joins Boxing from football
Nsikakabasi Akpan posing with Boxing gloves to announce his change from Soccer to Boxing.

Akpan’s change from soccer to boxing has drawn reactions throughout social media, with many praising his boldness and sense of humour.

The Nigerian man now has his sights set on making historical past for Nigeria within the boxing ring.

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