Tony Yoka change de couleur, cap sur la RDC et Los Angeles 2028
Tony Yoka , Olympic super-heavyweight boxing champion at Rio 2016 representing France , has surprised the boxing world: he will now represent the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) , his father's country of origin. His stated goal: the 2028 Los Angeles Olympic Games .
The 33-year-old boxer officially announced the change via his social media, showing off his new sports license. "It's a return to my roots," he said, determined to use his talent to serve his heritage.
Congolese President Félix-Antoine Tshisekedi and Sports Minister Didier Budimbu welcomed the announcement. For them, Yoka is a significant boost for national boxing.
But Tony Yoka isn't just aiming for a medal. He also wants to develop boxing in the DRC , with the creation of an academy to train young talents. A project that combines performance and legacy.
After a few years on the professional circuit, marked by victories and defeats, Yoka returns with a clear objective: Olympic gold for the DRC . His already historic journey now takes on a new dimension, that of inspiration and commitment.
For the Democratic Republic of Congo, Tony Yoka's arrival represents a powerful symbol: excellence in the ring and the future of national boxing. The countdown to Los Angeles 2028 has begun.
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