Golden Gloves

WBA All Africa and IBO Africa lightweight champion Jason “Badman” Bedeman (13-0-2, with 10 knockouts) is presently riding the crest of a wave, after a series of inspiring wins (three this year in 2010)

Jason Bedeman (12-0-2, with 10 knockouts) was straight to the point with Golden Gloves Promotions Rodney Berman. “Can you believe it?” Berman said, “He didn’t waste any time on long range prognosis, but instead routinely asked me to organize him a world title fight because at 21-years-old he’s tired of waiting”

There is a growing belief among fight pundits that 21-year-old Jason “Badman” Bedeman (12-0-2, with 10 knockouts) is one of the most exciting pound-for-pound fighters in South Africa today

Ji Hoon Kim (21-5-0, with 18 knockouts) will probably fight the unbeaten Jason “Badman” Bedeman (12-0-2, with 10 knockouts) in South Africa early next year. That is if the brutal hitting South Korean succeeds in beating the rough-and-tough  Miguel Vasquez (25-3-0, with 12 knockouts) of Mexico

While trainer Manny Fernandes claims that his undefeated IBO Africa and WBA Pan African lightweight champion Jason “Badman” Bedeman (12-0-2, with 9 knockouts) is still “a work in progress”

Fight trainer Manny Fernandes believes that anyone who bets against Jason “The Badman” Bedeman (10-0-2, with 8 knockouts) retaining his IBO Africa lightweight title against the heavily fancied Bongani Dlamini