Today (January 19), Burna Boy hit the boxing ring with his friend and frequent collaborator South African rapper AKA in South Africa.
Music star goes boxing with South African rapper AKA
Burna Boy hits the boxing ring with his close associate and friend, South African rapper AKA.
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AKA is an avid boxing fan and he regularly hits the ring in attempt to stay fit and keep in shape. Today he didn't go alone as he took the 'Don Gorgon' along with him.
Burna Boy also got into the ring and lost a few pounds throwing some punches around.
AKA who just back got from a romantic vacation with Bonang Matheba shared a picture of him and Burna Boy after their boxing session.
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"Thanks for the session champ! @sifisothegold ... Gym life for the trim life @bryanston_fight_club @fightclubsa @rud3box @burnaboygram" he captioned the picture.
Last December Burna Boy was revealed as the brand ambassador of Martell Cognac.
In 2015 he also extended his endorsement deal with GLO.
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