TAKEAWAYS

• Zahara Totto wants a rematch with Prima Kadarshi, but only if the judging panel is changed.
• She claims the judges were biased toward Prima and that the referee repeatedly stopped the fight when she was gaining an advantage.
• Zahara says most rounds lasted only about 30 seconds, leaving her feeling she was denied roughly two rounds of fighting time.

Zahara Totto is ready to step back into the ring with Prima Kadarshi for a rematch, but only if the judges are changed.

The two faced off in a friendly celebrity boxing match over the weekend at Hamz Stadium, with Prima Kadarshi emerging as the winner. However, Zahara has disputed the outcome, claiming the judges were unfairly siding with Prima throughout the fight.

According to Zahara, she would gladly take on Prima again, but she wants an entirely new judging panel for the rematch.

She also questioned the amount of time actually spent in the ring, claiming that most of the rounds were stopped after only about 30 seconds instead of running for the stipulated time.

“The only round that lasted longer was the first, but the rest of them only lasted 30 seconds,” she said.

Zahara further claimed that whenever she landed strong punches on Prima, the referee would intervene and stop the action, something she believes worked against her chances of winning.

She maintained that had the rounds been allowed to run their full course, the result could have been different, adding that she feels she is still owed about two rounds from the fight.

With Zahara now calling for a rematch under different judging, fans may have to wait and see whether Prima will accept the challenge and settle the score in the ring.