Negotiations for a championship match between Mikaele Ravalaca and Jnr Binnu Singh are set to commence once Singh returns from Australia. Adi Narayan, the chairman of the Boxing Commission of Fiji, has assured Ravalaca’s team that he will get his opportunity to compete for the national title.

Ravalaca has been vocal in his desire to fight Singh, particularly because Singh currently holds the WBF Australasian Featherweight title, which he claimed after defeating Krishneel Mudaliar by a split decision in September during a Bluewater Boxing event in Sigatoka.

Narayan emphasized the importance of this fight taking place, warning that failure to do so could lead to Singh losing his title. He expressed concern that Singh appears hesitant to accept the match against Ravalaca, stating, “If they say no or they will not fight now, let me know. I have the powers; I’ll intervene. Why doesn’t he want to fight as he is the champion?”

Following Ravalaca’s recent victory in Australia, Narayan took to social media to confirm that Ravalaca would indeed receive the championship fight he has been seeking.

This anticipated fight not only excites boxing fans but also brings a sense of anticipation for the growth of local boxing talent in Fiji. The involvement of the Boxing Commission in facilitating these negotiations is a positive step towards ensuring competitive opportunities for fighters in the region, making the potential matchup between Ravalaca and Singh one to watch closely in the coming months.

Summary: Negotiations for a championship fight between Mikaele Ravalaca and Jnr Binnu Singh are set to begin once Singh returns to Fiji. Adi Narayan, the BCF chairman, has assured Ravalaca’s camp that he will have his title shot. Narayan has also warned that Singh’s reluctance to fight could lead to him losing his title, emphasizing the fight must happen soon. Ravalaca recently celebrated a win in Australia, further fueling the anticipation for this matchup.