The Kenyan Factor Again! A 33-Year-Old Kenyan Had A Key Role To play in Mayweather’s Controversial Win (Photos)

It seems no significant event in the globe is happening without a Kenyan having a hand in it! Who thought our fellow compatriot could have helped train Floyd ‘Money’ Mayweather?

Last Saturday the whole world turned eyes on MGM Grand Arena in Las Vegas, undefeated American boxer, Floyd Mayweather, was taking on Filipino world champion, Manny Pacquiao.

In as much as the match didn’t live to expectations, Mayweather continued with his winning spree to set a new record, 48-0.

One thing people didn’t know was that a Kenyan boxer, Douglas Ambrose Otieno Okola, had something to do with Mayweather’s controversial win.

He didn’t play a pivotal role per se, Douglas or better known as Al Capone is Mayweather’s training partner.

The Kenyan boxer also has an impressive record in the ring, of the 32 professional fights he has been engaged in, he has won 24.

Al Capone has also rubbed shoulders with other boxing legends including the like of Mike Tyson.

Douglas may not take the credit for Mayweather’s win but he can certainly boast of training with the world’s undefeated champion. (Not people’s champ though!)

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