How to Watch Vurugu 2 Live for Fans Not Attending Physically

The highly anticipated Vurugu 2 boxing event is set to take place on Saturday, June 20, 2026, at the Sarit Expo Centre in Westlands, Nairobi County.

The event, organised by media personality Oga Obinna, will begin at 2 p.m. East African Time and will feature boxing matches, music performances, and entertainment from DJs.

Fans who will not attend the event physically can follow the action live online through the official streaming platform at www.obinnatvstudios.com/live. Access to the livestream will cost Ksh 200.

Vurugu 2 Ticket Prices and Streaming Details

Those planning to attend the event in person can purchase tickets through www.ticketraha.com.

The available ticket categories are Regular tickets at Ksh 2,000, VIP tickets at Ksh 6,000, VVIP tickets at Ksh 20,000, and an Exclusive package costing Ksh 200,000 for a group of 10 people.

Ahead of the event, Obinna warned against illegal streaming of the fights on social media platforms such as YouTube, Facebook, Instagram and TikTok.

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In a statement shared online, he said anyone found illegally broadcasting the event risks facing legal action and penalties related to piracy.

“Those who stream the event on their YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, or TikTok accounts do so at their own risk. If caught, they will face consequences for illegal streaming and piracy,” he said.

Organisers have also issued a notice stating that illegal streaming is a crime and that those caught sharing the event without permission could be prosecuted.

The warning comes as organisers seek to protect the official broadcast, which they say will only be available through the designated streaming platform.

List of Matches Set to Take Places

Vurugu 2 event has attracted attention following the withdrawal of content creator Majembe from his much-publicised fight against Somali Boxer Sabir Muhidin.

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His exit led to changes in the fight card, although several other high-profile contests remain on the programme.

Among the featured bouts is a heavyweight clash involving digital creators and bodybuilders Gachau Njoroge and Phil. Another contest will see Kenyan musician Arrow Bwoy face Ugandan socialite Shakib Cham, the former husband of businesswoman Zari Hassan.

Former World Boxing Council champion Fatuma Zarika is also expected to step into the ring against Tanzania’s Najma Isike. Other fighters scheduled to compete include Steve Olang, popularly known as “The Ghost”, as well as Mbavu Destroyer, who stepped in as a replacement to face Sabir Muhidin.

According to the organisers, a total of 28 boxers will compete during the event.

Musicians, DJs, and After-Party

Away from the ring, fans will be treated to performances by Nigerian Afrobeats star Ruger, Kenyan rapper Khaligraph Jones and hip-hop group Wakadinali.

Entertainment throughout the day will also be provided by DJs Kym Nickdee, Moh Spice, and DJ Afro, among others.

After the fights and performances conclude, an official after-party will be held at Black Samurai.

Fans who are unable to attend the event physically can watch the official livestream for Ksh 200 at www.obinnatvstudios.com/live, while tickets for those attending in person remain available through www.ticketraha.com.

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Vurugu 2 line up poster. PHOTO/Oga Obinna