Hoyantan efficiently defended his title in Gambia’s wrestling area after defeating Yaya Jammeh of the Gambia Police Force in a dramatic heavyweight showdown as a part of the sixtieth Independence Eve celebrations in Banjul.
The occasion attracted a big crowd, together with state ministers and senior authorities officialsto McCarthy Square, the place a number of wrestlers competed in a sequence of bouts.
The extremely anticipated match, billed as the primary occasion, noticed each opponents entertain followers with conventional wrestling dances earlier than making use of conventional medicines, believed to deliver victory, consistent with African wrestling customs.
After 5 minutes of intense motion, Yaya Jammeh landed a strong punch to Hoyantan’s head, momentarily elevating hopes amongst his supporters that the match was over.
However, Hoyantan rapidly recovered, responding with two highly effective punches that despatched Jammeh to his knees. Under the principles of wrestling, a wrestler who touches the bottom with each arms in such a fashion is taken into account defeated.
The defeat was compounded as Jammeh struggled to regain his footing, visibly dazed from the blows. He sought refuge by leaning on luggage of sand, making an attempt to get well his composure.
By Adama Makasuba
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