Cindy Ngamba forced to withdraw from a professional debut on Friday at Royal Albert Hall | Boxing news
Cindy Ngamba was forced to get out of her fight on Friday after problems with one of her doctors.
Ngamba, a star who will get out of the Olympic Games in Paris on Friday that she spent her professional debut against the European champion in the weight of Kirstie Bakington in a mess in eight rounds in Royal Albert Hall.
But she now had to withdraw from the fight.
Ngamba made history in the summer when she became the first refugee athlete to ever win an Olympic medal.
Promotor Boxxer said in a statement: “Cindy Ngamba will not make his professional debut debut on Friday night after a medical examination before the fight revealed a question that requires further investigation.
“The health and safety of fighters is still the biggest priority, and Cindy will pass further tests in the coming days.”
Flagbearice for the refugee team at the Olympic opening ceremony, NGAMBA also highlighted at the closing ceremony after winning Paris in Paris.
She decided to turn into a professional and looked forward to her first break on Big Bill Big Bill.
Talented boxer, Ngamba is also appreciated after sparring with professional world champions like Natasha Jonas, Lauren Price, Savannah Marshall and Chantelle Cameron, and is intended to go all the way in Pro sports.
Show on Friday night at Royal Albert Hall is main all women’s boxing card, live Sky Sportsled by Natasha Jonas Vs Lauren Price Welterweight World Title.
