The fight took place on 18 April 2026 at Insane Boxing Promotion’s ‘Fight Island’ event in Cape Town.

Prosser and Ntuli were challenging for the vacant South African Super Middleweight title, and after 12 rounds of boxing, Prosser was declared the winner by way of split decision, but just 48 hours after the fight, BSA announced it would be conducting a formal review.

“BSA acknowledges the dissatisfaction expressed by Mr. Ntuli’s corner and the broader boxing community with respect to this outcome," read the statement.

“In light of these concerns and to ensure the integrity of the sport, Boxing SA wishes to confirm that the bout will be subjected to a formal review process in strict accordance with the South African Boxing Act, 2001 (Act No. 11 of 2001), the South African Boxing Regulations, 2004 as amended, and the BSA Fight Review Policy.”

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The next step is for an independent panel of judges to be appointed from different provinces to review the footage of the entire bout with the aid of official scoring criteria.

After BSA has followed all of its regulatory procedures, the decision of the fight review panel will be final.

BSA also confirmed that the issue of ring officiating and judging is a critical matter which the organisation is actively working on to improve and reform.

For now, Dylan “Bam Bam” Prosser celebrates his victory and the extension of his undefeated streak, while Ntuli still waits for his slice of justice.

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