Content creator Andrew Kibe has revealed that he is looking for a boxing coach, fuelling speculation that a potential boxing match with Mumias East MP Peter Salasya could be edging closer.
Kibe made the announcement through an Instagram Story, where he posted a brief message calling for professional help as he prepares for what could become one of the most talked-about celebrity bouts in Kenya.
“I need a boxing coach ASAP. Get in touch.”
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The post comes amid growing online exchanges between Kibe and Salasya, who have recently traded jabs on social media. Their back-and-forth has prompted discussions among fans, with some calling for the pair to settle their differences in the boxing ring.
Although neither Kibe nor Salasya has confirmed an official fight date or announced a signed agreement, Kibe’s latest post suggests he is taking the prospect seriously.
Fans await confirmation
Kibe’s decision to seek a boxing coach has therefore added fresh momentum to speculation that the proposed clash could materialise.
“I need a boxing coach ASAP.”

His message was short but enough to spark conversations across social media, with supporters and critics weighing in on his chances should the fight happen.
Social media reacts
Kenyans quickly shared their opinions, with reactions ranging from confidence in Kibe’s abilities to scepticism over whether he would perform well inside the ring.
Among the comments were:
- @ramachengo45: “Pk.”
- @lewis._.ke: “Amejaa ngori.”
- @thee_walke: “Hyu kubox labda na mdomo.”
- @ellybett_ke: “Kibe the GOAT.”
- @salimu76857: “Sipendi Kibe but hii match nayo naona anaweza osha Salasya vibaya sana.”
- @ibrahim_namusia_billionaire: “That’s how men should be solving their problems henceforth.”
Celebrity boxing continues to grow.
Exhibition boxing has expanded significantly over the past decade, attracting content creators, musicians, and other public figures.
In Kenya, similar match-ups have increasingly captured public attention, with fans expressing interest in seeing online rivalries settled in a controlled sporting environment rather than through prolonged exchanges on social media.
What’s next?
For now, Kibe’s search for a boxing coach remains the clearest indication that he is considering stepping into the ring. However, no official promoter, venue, or fight date has been announced, and it remains unclear whether the proposed contest with Salasya will proceed.

Until then, the online rivalry continues to generate interest, with many followers eagerly waiting to see whether the war of words will eventually turn into a sanctioned boxing contest.