Sparks Boxing Academy’s Kamoga Isaac delivered one of the best performances of his professional career, stopping Kato Johnson with a clinical 5th-round TKO during Saturday’s thrilling Kampala Fight Night.

Kamoga, who stepped into the ring with a record of 7 bouts (6 wins, 4 by KO, and 1 loss to Joshua Tusingwire), showed the poise and grit of a true leader. From start to finish, he dictated the pace, cutting off the ring and breaking down his opponent until the referee was forced to step in. His ability to remain composed under pressure and respond with sharp, calculated offense was a clear reflection of what it means to carry the mantle of a captain in the sport.

“Being a captain isn’t just about the name — it’s about showing character when it matters most,” Kamoga said post-fight, underlining his role as a source of inspiration for Sparks Boxing Academy.

Other Top Fights of the Night

Fans at the Supremacy Lounge were treated to a night of pure boxing action with several standout performances:

• Joshua Tusingwire earned a hard-fought unanimous decision win over Muhindo after six competitive rounds.
• Shakur “Topboy” produced fireworks with a decisive KO victory against Jjemba Ronald.
• Musuza showcased power and precision, stopping Ssajabi Ben via knockout.
• Farahati Manilora sealed the night in style with a KO victory over Kamulegeya.

The night not only reinforced Kampala’s growing reputation as East Africa’s fight capital but also underlined the rise of fighters like Kamoga, who demonstrated resilience, leadership, and the fighting spirit worthy of a true captain.