……. Urges African talents to attend the training_*
For the fourth time, Shaolin Master returns to Lome in Togo for pro wrestling training of African wrestlers. In July 2025, he was at Togo, January 2026, he held training session for West African wrestlers and in the first week of April 2026, he also had a week of training impacting professional wrestlers from Nigeria, Benin Republic, Togo and Ghana at a one-week training in Lome where he donated a wrestling ring to last year.
The renowned professional wrestling trainer “Shaolin Master” Simba Bafuka, head coach at the Brussels Young Wrestling Stlye (BYWS) will be heading to Lome in Togo again to lead an intensive Pro Wrestling Training Camp from July 17th to 24th, 2026.
The week-long training camp is designed to equip aspiring and professional wrestlers from across Africa with advanced wrestling techniques, in-ring psychology, character development, physical conditioning, match planning, and safety practices. The programme aims to raise the standard of professional wrestling on the continent while providing participants with world-class instruction.
According to Olusesan Olukoya, Secretary General of Pro Wrestling Africa (PWA), the training camp forms part of PWA's commitment to developing African wrestling talent and creating opportunities for athletes to learn from experienced professionals.
"This training camp represents another significant step in our mission to build a strong foundation for professional wrestling in Africa. Under the guidance of “Shaolin Master” Simba Bafuka, participants will gain valuable knowledge and practical skills that will enhance their careers and contribute to the growth of the sport across the continent."
The camp will feature practical training sessions, seminars, fitness and conditioning programmes, technical demonstrations, and mentorship opportunities for wrestlers, referees, coaches, and wrestling promoters. Participants will also have opportunities to network with fellow wrestling professionals from different African countries.
PWA encourages wrestling clubs, promotions, and aspiring wrestlers across Africa to participate in the camp, which is expected to serve as a platform for talent identification and future international collaborations.
The organization reaffirmed its commitment to promoting professional wrestling throughout Africa by organizing training programmes, championships, and strategic partnerships that empower athletes and strengthen the continent's wrestling industry.
For registration and further information, interested participants are encouraged to contact Mr. Habib Adam, the President of Association Togolese De Catch (ATCATCH), the host organization on: +228 90 08 98 96
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