Boxing fans at Sweet Science Season 6 under the Nara Promotionz banner were treated to a high-octane contest as Kabona Medi narrowly defeated Ken Da Mexco via majority decision (MD) after a fiercely contested battle that kept the crowd on its feet from the opening bell to the final round.

The bout delivered everything expected of a top-tier domestic clash—non-stop exchanges, heavy combinations, and a relentless toe-to-toe pace. Both fighters refused to yield ground, trading sharp counters and body shots in prolonged exchanges that repeatedly swung momentum from one corner to the other. The intensity was further fueled by the crowd’s reaction, with every big punch drawing loud roars that pushed both men to maintain a high tempo deep into the championship rounds.

What made the contest particularly dramatic was the contrast in styles—Kabona Medi’s calculated pressure and timely counters against Ken Da Mexco’s aggressive forward marching and volume punching. Several rounds were extremely difficult to score, with neither fighter clearly dominating, especially in the middle stages where exchanges became increasingly heated and tactical discipline gave way to raw survival instincts.

At the conclusion of the fight, the judges rendered their decision with closely contested scorecards. The official results were as follows: Irene Ssemakula scored it 75–77 in favour of Kabona Medi, Daniel Lwebuga had it 76–76 (draw), and Jimmy Sekimpi also scored it 75–77 in favour of Kabona Medi. The combined result confirmed a narrow majority decision victory for Kabona Medi.

Despite the official verdict, the outcome sparked immediate debate. Ken Da Mexco expressed frustration after the final bell, insisting the fight was close enough to warrant an immediate rematch. However, no rematch clause had been included in the original bout agreement, leaving any potential second meeting dependent entirely on negotiations between the two camps and management.

The victory further strengthens Kabona Medi’s unbeaten home record and adds another hard-fought win to his rising profile in the domestic boxing scene, while the controversy ensures the rivalry with Ken Da Mexco may not be over yet.