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Ntege Musa

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Musa Ntege
Personal information
NicknamesHitman, Dinosaur
NationalityUgandan
WeightCruiserweight
Boxing career
StanceOrthodox
Boxing record
Total fights16
Wins9
Win by KO7
Losses7
Draws0
No contests0

Musa Ntege is a Ugandan professional boxer who competes in the cruiserweight division. He is best known for winning and defending the East & Central Africa Cruiserweight Title.

Early life

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Ntege comes from Nansana, Wakiso District, Uganda, and has combined boxing with work outside the sport, including employment in an abattoir.[1]

Professional career

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Debut and rise

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Ntege made his professional debut in 2015. By 2019 he had established himself as a strong regional contender, claiming the East & Central Africa Cruiserweight Title after defeating Tanzanian Paul Kamatha in Dar es Salaam.[2]

Title defenses

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He defended the title against Tanzanian Imani Kawaya in 2022, and later against Shaban Hamadi Jongo on 4 November 2022, winning by technical knockout in the sixth round.[3]

Continental challenges

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In March 2023, Ntege fought former IBO super middleweight champion Thomas Oosthuizen in South Africa for the vacant African Boxing Union Cruiserweight Title, but lost by first-round stoppage.[4]

Later that year, he faced Syrian-German boxer Mohammed Bekdash in Abu Dhabi but was defeated by technical knockout after 1:38 of the first round. Ntege later denied claims that the fight had been "sold".[5]

Professional boxing record

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Professional record summary[6]
ResultRecordOpponentTypeRd., TimeDateLocationNotes
Loss9–7Tamba MerlinTKO1 (~0:55)Feb 2025Dubai,  United Arab EmiratesNon-title bout
Loss9–6Abdul Njego2Jun 2024Kampala, UgandaNon-title bout
Win9–5Sharifu NgobiTKO128 Oct 2023Kasana, UgandaNon-title bout
Loss8–5Mohammed BekdashTKO1 (1:38)15 Sep 2023Abu Dhabi,  United Arab EmiratesNon-title bout
Loss8–4Solomon AdebayoUD827 May 2023Lagos, Nigeria Non-title bout
Loss8–3Thomas OosthuizenTKO1 (~1:03)5 Mar 2023Hammanskraal, South AfricaFor vacant ABU Cruiserweight title
Win8–2Shaban Hamadi JongoTKO6 (10)4 Nov 2022Dar es Salaam,  TanzaniaDefended East & Central Africa Cruiserweight title
Win7–2Imani Daudi KawayaKO6Apr 2022Bombo, UgandaDefended East & Central Africa Cruiserweight title
Win6–2Ignatius OnyangoPTSNov 2021Kampala, UgandaNon-title bout
Win5–2Musa KazunguTKODec 2018Kampala, UgandaNon-title bout
Win4–2Saul Ivan MaleKOMay 2017Kampala, UgandaNon-title bout
Loss3–2Dig Vijay SinghUDOct 2016Kotkhai, IndiaNon-title bout
Win3–1Robert OchungTKOApr 2016Kampala, UgandaNon-title bout
Win2–1Joseph SentongoPTSJan 2016Kampala, UgandaNon-title bout
Loss1–1Bernard AdieNov 2015Nairobi, KenyaNon-title bout
Win1–0Ayub WakisadhaKO14 Jun 2015Kampala, UgandaProfessional debut

Titles

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  • East & Central Africa Cruiserweight Title (2019–2022)[7]

Personal life

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Ntege fights under Nara Promotionz and has been open about the challenges of sustaining a boxing career in Uganda.[8]

See also

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References

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  1. "'Dinosaur' itching for victory on return". Daily Monitor. 9 February 2022.
  2. "Ntege dares African title after big win in Dar". Daily Monitor. 7 November 2022.
  3. "Ntege dares African title after big win in Dar". Daily Monitor. 7 November 2022.
  4. "Oosthuizen wins in the first round". SuperSport. 5 March 2023.
  5. "Regional champion Ntege denies selling fight in Abu Dhabi". Daily Monitor. 16 September 2023.
  6. "BoxRec: Login". boxrec.com. Retrieved 26 September 2025.
  7. "Ntege dares African title after big win in Dar". Daily Monitor. 7 November 2022.
  8. "Boxer Ntege vows to conquer Africa". ChimpReports. 15 November 2022.
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