Promoters in KwaZulu-Natal are walking the talk in their efforts to keep the provinces boxing champions active to prevent them from being stripped their belts due to inactivity.
A champion has 90 days to defend against any contender in the top 10 ratings from the day they won their belts, and that is called voluntary defence.
Once that is done successfully, they must defend against the No 1 contender in what is called mandatory defence, failing which authorities relieve them of the belt.
