Kenyan social media personality and amateur pugilist Barak Jacuzii has claimed he could “easily beat” both Majembe and Mbavu Destroyer, questioning their boxing ability as anticipation builds for their scheduled fight in April.

In a video clip that circulated online this week, Jacuzii said neither of the two viral fighters possessed advanced boxing skills.

He ranked Majembe as the stronger of the pair but still described him as beatable, while dismissing Mbavu Destroyer as significantly less technical.

“Neither Majembe nor Mbavu Destroyer is highly skilled in boxing,” Jacuzii said in the clip.“Majembe would be an easy win for me, and Mbavu is even less skilled.”

His remarks have fuelled further discussion around the upcoming Majembe vs Mbavu Destroyer bout, scheduled for 4 April 2026 in Nairobi.

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A Viral Match-Up Turned National Talking Point

What began as online banter and challenge videos has evolved into one of Kenya’s most talked-about amateur boxing events.

The fight is being organised by media personality
Oga Obinna and has attracted attention from political leaders, entertainers, and sports fans.

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President William Ruto has publicly pledged support to both fighters, committing:
  • KSh 1 million to Majembe
  • KSh 1 million to Mbavu Destroyer
  • 2,000 paid tickets to encourage public attendance
The pledges have further elevated the profile of the event beyond social media circles.
Barak Jakuzzi // Instagram

Contrasting Styles in the Spotlight

Online commentators have framed the bout as a clash of styles rather than records or titles:
  • Majembe is often portrayed as more technical, with controlled footwork and ring awareness.
  • Mbavu Destroyer is known for aggression and raw power, reinforced by his viral “weka mawe” slogan.
These differences have become central to fan debates over who holds the advantage.
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Training and Institutional Support

Nairobi County Chief Officer Geoffrey Mosiria has confirmed his involvement in supporting Mbavu Destroyer’s preparation.

He has defended the move, saying it aims to guide Mbavu away from informal street fighting and into structured boxing.

Mosiria has facilitated:
  • Access to a professional gym
  • Engagement of a qualified boxing coach
  • A focus on discipline and technique

Barak Jaccuzi // Instagram

Publicity Continues to Build

Both fighters remain active on social media and in live appearances to promote the fight. A recent live broadcast involving Mbavu Destroyer and a show host’s bodyguard sparked heated exchanges, adding to the event’s visibility.

With weeks to go, Jacuzii’s comments have intensified scrutiny around skill levels, preparation, and expectations ahead of April’s highly anticipated bout.