Boxer Paul Bamba, Signed To Ne-Yo’s Management, Dies At 35 After Championship [Condolences]
Boxer Paul Bamba, Signed To Ne-Yo’s Management, Dies At 35 After Championship [Condolences]
Professional boxer Paul Bamba, recently signed by Ne-Yo’s management company, has died at 35, the singer announced Friday.
“Paul’s light and love touched countless lives,” read a joint statement from Ne-Yo and Bamba’s family.
View this post on Instagram
Bamba, a 19-3 fighter, recently won the WBA Gold Cruiserweight title after defeating Rogelio Medina Luna last Saturday. Known for his ambition, he had called out Jake Paul following the victory and previously planned a fight with Tommy Fury in 2022, which was canceled due to weight issues.
Bamba expressed excitement about joining Ne-Yo’s team, calling it “an exciting new chapter.” He fought 14 times in 2024, winning all by knockout.
“We are heartbroken by his passing and ask for privacy during this difficult time,” the statement added.
Condolences to his family and friends.

Previous Article
Next Article
NBA Veteran Charles Barkley Reveals Michael Jordan Reunion After 10-Year Feud: We’re Going To Get Together & Play Golf
Tiger Woods Fights Attempts To Subpoena His Pharmacy Records, Wants Them Kept Out Of DUI Case
NFL Star Stefon Diggs Says He’s Done w/ What Feels Performative & Returning Te ‘Real Self-Expression’
South Carolina’s Head Women’s Basketball Coach Dawn Staley Says No NBA Team Is Ready For A Female Coach
Floyd Mayweather Sued For Allegedly Failing To Pay $105k Jet Service Bill
Pacers’ Tyrese Haliburton Details Intense Recovery Journey From Shingles: It Has Not Been Any Fun
Floyd Mayweather Shows Haters Just How Rich He Is
South Carolina’s Dawn Staley Becomes Highest-Paid Coach In Women’s College Basketball At $4.25 Million