Oyinmiebi Oki Johnson showcased his boxing prowess in the CWFC 2.0 Welterweight boxing contest held at the indoor sports hall of the national sports stadium in Surulere.
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He emerged victorious, defeating Julius Obi in an exhilarating match.
Expressing his gratitude, Oyinmiebi credited his success to a higher power, stating, “It’s not my power. It’s just God.
I tried my best, trained hard, but I can’t take the Glory. I came with the mindset of winning.” He extended his appreciation to all those who supported him during the bout.
When asked for advice for aspiring young athletes interested in the sport, Oyinmiebi’s counsel was to follow their passion, as long as it is positive, and not to prioritize money over their love for the sport.
He emphasized that doing what one loves brings true fulfillment, and money should not be the sole motivation.
Despite participating in about 50 amateur fights and now in his second professional bout, Oyinmiebi does not dwell on his past encounters. He chooses to live in the present, cherishing the moments, and looking forward to what the future holds. “Enjoy the moment and look forward to what comes next,” he advises.
For Oyinmiebi, boxing is not just a leisure activity; he approaches it with utmost dedication and commitment. He believes in giving his all in whatever he does, whether it’s boxing or other endeavors. He emphasizes that boxing is not a sport to be taken lightly; one must approach it with seriousness and dedication.
As for his aspirations, Oyinmiebi remains grounded, acknowledging that life is unpredictable, and nobody knows what the future holds. He looks forward to more fights, more victories, and finding happiness in pursuing his passion.
In boxing, Oyinmiebi draws inspiration from legendary fighters like Mike Tyson, Roy Jones, Mohammed Ali, Mayweather, and others, who have left indelible marks on the sport. His admiration for these icons fuels his determination to excel in the boxing world.
