Behind the nickname “Weka Mawe” is Ferdinand Omondi, popularly known as Mbavu Destroyer or “The Stone”.
He is a 25-year-old man whose growing public profile has been shaped by resilience, physical toughness, and a challenging upbringing.
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In a phone interview with Mpasho journalist Gabriel Sironka, Omondi described himself as someone who was born hard and strong. He said his life experiences taught him endurance from an early age.
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“I was born hard and strong.”
He added that he can go an entire day without food, something he links to the difficult conditions he grew up in.
Where the Name ‘The Stone’ Came From
Mbavu Destroyer revealed that his mother once told him words that stayed with him for life.
“My mother told me, ‘You are a stone.’”
He says this statement shaped his identity and later inspired the nickname “The Stone”, as well as the phrase “weka mawe”, which has since become closely associated with him.
Ready for the Majembe Fight
Mbavu Destroyer confirmed that he is fully prepared for his upcoming boxing match against Majembe. He expressed confidence and said he fears no opponent.
“As a man, you have to be hard.”
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He believes the fight will be a chance to prove his strength and discipline.
Message to Young People and Upcoming Boxers
Mbavu Destroyer used the interview to speak directly to young people and aspiring boxers.
His advice:
- Stay focused on your goals.
- Avoid bad company
- Remain disciplined in your work.
“You might fall today, but tomorrow you rise again.”
He stressed that setbacks are part of life and encouraged young people not to give up when challenges arise.
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