🇺🇬 Origins & Style

• Born January 6, 1995, in Kampala, Uganda.
• Standing at 6′4″ (193 cm) with an orthodox stance, he competes in the heavyweight division. 

 Professional Record

• As of May 2025, Matovu has a record of 8 wins and 1 loss, with 7+ knockouts to his credit.
• Latest bout: TKO victory over Mitsuro Brandon Tajima in May 2025—his 8th pro win. 

 Rise & Reputation

• Nicknamed the “Black Bomber”, he’s known for his explosive power, precision, and ability to finish fights early—many victories coming in the first or second rounds. (Instagram, World Boxing Association)
• Recognized as the East Africa #1, Africa #5, and ranked #127 internationally following his latest win. 

 In His Own Words

• After his Japanese triumph, Matovu said:

• “The fight was good; we managed to scoop a win. We are aiming at higher rankings and I’m looking forward to ranking in the first 10 boxers in the world.” 

• He also emphasized professional boxing growth in Uganda, calling for better licensing standards. 

 Team & Promotion

• Represents Nara Promotionz under manager Allan Busulwa—aiming to elevate African boxing talent. 

 Social Presence

• Active on Instagram as @black_bomber_256, where he promotes his #AfricanBoxingUnion champion status and provides fight insights. 

 Quick Stats

Attribute Details
| Date of Birth  | January 6, 1995
| Height  | 6′4″ (193 cm)
| Stance  | Orthodox
| Pro Record  | 8–1 (7+ KOs)
| Division  | Heavyweight
| Home Base  | Kampala, Uganda
| Promoter  | Nara Promotionz

What Makes Him Stand Out

• KO Power: A high knockout ratio—7 out of 8 wins—speaks to his aggressive, heavy-punching style. 
• International Grit: Victorious in Tokyo against Tajima signals strong composure on foreign soil. 
• Champion Roots: African Boxing Union champion, with a vision to help professional boxing evolve in Uganda.

 Career Outlook

Matovu is rapidly ascending—racking up knockout after knockout and earning international wins. With his sights set on becoming a top 10 heavyweight globally, he’s one to watch as he aims for bigger bouts and higher rankings.