Portable vs Charles Okocha Set for Chaos In The Ring 2026 Headline Bout
Celebrity boxer and singer Habeeb Okikiola, widely known as Portable, will renew his rivalry with Nollywood actor Charles Okocha in the headline bout of Chaos In The Ring 2026. The showdown takes place in Lagos on Friday, July 31, starting at 6 p.m.
Portable enters the ring confident after training under coach Taiwo Esepo Agbaje, while Okocha insists the outcome will be decided inside the ropes, not through pre‑fight trash talk.
“If the opportunity comes in the first round, I’ll take it. If not, then the second round. Like I’ve always said, Portable is removable.”
Charles Okocha
Okocha revealed he prepared for the bout in the United Kingdom, training with top fighters to sharpen his skills for future challenges.
“Honestly, I don’t even need to train specifically to beat Portable. The training was more about preparing for the bigger challenges ahead.”
Charles Okocha
Idowest and Mr Real Settle Their Differences in the Ring
The celebrity card also features a bout between musicians Idowest and Mr Real, who will finally settle their months‑long public feud inside the ring. The winners of both celebrity matches will each receive an electric vehicle.
Professional Undercard Highlights
Away from the celebrity clashes, British‑based Nigerian boxer Samuel Antwi returns home to face Tanzania’s Suleiman Jafaru in one of the evening’s leading professional contests. Antwi says his sole focus is securing victory, while Jafaru remains measured, promising to let his performance do the talking.
“I’m here to win. That’s all I can say. On Friday night, everyone will know what I’m capable of.”
Suleiman Jafaru
Antwi acknowledges the challenge but maintains his focus: “I respect him, but once we’re inside the ring it’s business. I never predict knockouts because anything can happen in boxing. My only goal is victory.”
The undercard also includes WBO Africa champion Basit Adebayo versus Tanzania’s Said “Bulldog” Chino, a bout between trainer Taiwo Esepo Agbaje and South Africa’s Ayabonga Sonjika, and several other contests featuring fighters from across the continent.
