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Speed Darlington leaves ring with broken arm after defeat to Portable in celebrity boxing match

Nigerian singer Darlington Okoye, popularly known as Speed Darlington, reportedly left the ring with a broken arm after losing to Portable in a celebrity boxing match.

This was revealed in a post shared on X (formerly Twitter), which showed Speed Darlington being assisted by his crew as he carefully exited the ring.Nigerian singer, Speed Darlington.

Speed Darlington leaves ring with broken arm after defeat to Portable in celebrity boxing match

The injury came just hours after reports confirmed that Portable defeated him in a match that took place around midnight.

As the video surfaced online, many social media users flooded the comment section to react to the incident.

See some reactions below:

@Bisping_Chad: “Akpi needs that rematch ASAP.”

@Brainbox101: “We are sending the next fighter… On colos on colos.”

@okwa_meen: “We telam ooo. Say portable na kpokirikpo.”

@TheMassaYoung: “Na that’s not portable’s doing both homies were throwing wild haymakers definitely someone’s hand was bound to get dislocated.”

@zolamartins1: “N just mouth Akpi get, Portable na street boy na. Whether script or real life,Portable will beat Akpi mercilessly.”

@Peterbelieves: “See how full the venue is? Wahala.”

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