Media personality and Vurugu founder Oga Obinna has once again stirred excitement among fans after revealing a list of potential matchups for the highly anticipated Vurugu 3 celebrity boxing event.
Among the biggest fights he teased is a showdown between controversial content creator Andrew Kibe and Mumias East MP Peter Salasya—a clash that has already generated massive online buzz.
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“Fans wa Kibe Mwambieni Asign Contract”
In a recent video, Obinna urged Andrew Kibe’s supporters to encourage him to officially sign his fight contract so the bout can be added to the Vurugu 3 fight card.
“Fans wa Kibe mwambieni asign contract tutoe fight card.”
The statement suggests that organisers are eager to finalise the event lineup, with Kibe’s signature remaining one of the final pieces needed before officially unveiling the card. Reports indicate that Salasya has already signed his contract, leaving Kibe as the remaining party expected to commit.
A Rivalry Fans Want to See Settled in the Ring
The proposed fight stems from months of public exchanges between Andrew Kibe and Peter Salasya, who have repeatedly traded jabs through social media and interviews.
Their online rivalry has convinced many fans that the boxing ring is the perfect place to settle their differences, making it one of the most anticipated celebrity fights in Kenya this year.
Vurugu 3 Expected to Feature Multiple Celebrity Fights
Besides the Kibe-Salasya showdown, Obinna hinted that Vurugu 3 will feature several other celebrity boxing contests, promising one of the biggest fight cards since launching the Vurugu boxing series.
The promoter has been gradually revealing potential matchups as he works to finalise contracts before making an official announcement.
Fans Await the Official Fight Card
With excitement continuing to build online, fans are now waiting for Obinna to release the official Vurugu 3 fight card.
If Andrew Kibe signs his contract, the long-awaited clash against Peter Salasya could headline the event and become one of the biggest celebrity boxing spectacles Kenya has seen, with the bout expected to take place later this year.
