Zimbabwean Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) sensation Themba Gorimbo recently shared his excitement on social media platform X, following a memorable encounter with boxing legend Mike Tyson at a gym in the United States. Gorimbo, originally from Masvingo and now based in the US, posted a photograph of himself alongside Tyson, expressing gratitude for the opportunity.
In his post, Gorimbo humbly expressed, “I am blessed to have this opportunity to meet legendary Mike Tyson. God’s plan,” reflecting his appreciation for the unexpected meeting with one of the most iconic figures in boxing history.
This encounter comes on the heels of another extraordinary moment in Gorimbo’s career when he was surprised by a visit from Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson at his MMA gym in South Florida last year. The Rock’s visit culminated in an astonishing gesture as he gifted Gorimbo a fully furnished house in Miami, showcasing his support and recognition of the rising MMA star.
Gorimbo, known for his dedication and skill in the MMA arena, continues to garner attention both for his athletic prowess and the notable connections he’s made within the sports and entertainment world. His journey from Masvingo to becoming a celebrated figure in the US MMA scene underscores his resilience and determination.
As Gorimbo’s profile grows internationally, his encounters with legends like Mike Tyson serve not only as personal milestones but also as inspirational moments for aspiring athletes worldwide. His story resonates as a testament to the possibilities that dedication and passion can unlock in the pursuit of sporting excellence.
In other news – Job Sikhala not guilty of falsehood and inciting public violence charges
In a significant legal development, former legislator Job Sikhala has been acquitted by the High Court of Zimbabwe, overturning convictions related to charges of publishing falsehoods and inciting public violence. This decision marks a pivotal moment in Sikhala’s legal battles, which have garnered widespread attention and scrutiny.
Job Sikhala, a prominent figure in Zimbabwean politics and a member of the opposition, had been accused of two major offenses. First, he was alleged to have incited public violence following the tragic death of opposition activist Moreblessing Ali, purportedly murdered by a supporter of the ruling Zanu PF party. Read More
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