Tirana, Albania — All eyes are on the Olympic Park in Tirana as undefeated Croatian star Luka Plantić prepares to defend his championship on November 23rd against Africa’s rising force, Shadir Musa Bwogi of Uganda. The highly anticipated showdown was officially confirmed today after both fighters successfully made weight at the final weigh-in.

This bout marks a major moment in the super middleweight division, pitting two undefeated talents with explosive power and elite amateur pedigrees against each other.

Champion vs. Champion

Shadir Musa Bwogi, the reigning ABU Super Middleweight Champion, enters the ring with an impressive record of 9 wins, 5 by knockout, and no defeats. Bwogi is currently ranked 98 out of 1,818 fighters worldwide in the super middleweight division and holds the #1 spot in Uganda. His athleticism and relentless pressure have made him one of Africa’s most dangerous champions.

On the other side stands Luka Plantić, Croatia’s undefeated phenom with a flawless 12-0 record, including 9 knockouts. Plantić is ranked 14 out of 1,818 worldwide and is also the #1 ranked fighter in his country. Known for his technical precision and punishing power, he enters the fight as the favorite—but not by much.

Both Fighters Ready After Clean Weigh-In

Today’s weigh-in in Tirana was smooth and professional, with all fighters hitting their marks. The tension between the two main-event stars set the tone for what promises to be an electrifying battle. Bwogi appeared confident and composed, while Plantić maintained a focused, champion’s demeanor.

A High-Stakes Collision

With both men undefeated and holding championship credentials, this fight could redefine the landscape of the super middleweight division. A Bwogi victory would be a historic breakthrough for Uganda, while a successful defense for Plantić would strengthen his path toward world-level contention and potential major title opportunities.

On November 23rd, Tirana becomes the center of the boxing world. Only one undefeated champion will leave with his record intact.

Fight fans across Europe and Africa are ready — this is one showdown not to be missed.