Tram Rejects Street Fight, Offers Keivo Professional Boxing Showdown After House Clash

Former Big Brother Naija Season 11 housemate Joshua Alekewumu, popularly known as Tram, has expressed his willingness to settle his differences with fellow contestant Keivo through a professional boxing match.

According to Bush Radio Academy, Tram made the revelation during an interview on Arise TV, where he addressed the confrontation that led to Keivo’s disqualification from the reality show.

The dispute reportedly began after Tram accused Keivo of taking a black shirt that belonged to him. Keivo, however, denied the allegation, explaining that he owned a similar shirt and insisting that he had not stolen anything.

The disagreement escalated into a physical confrontation despite efforts by other housemates to calm the situation. Big Brother subsequently intervened, and Keivo was disqualified from the competition during its final week.

Speaking about the incident, Tram said he had no lingering resentment towards Keivo and was open to resolving their differences without engaging in an uncontrolled physical fight.

The former housemate explained that he preferred a regulated sporting contest to street fighting, adding that he would be willing to enter a boxing ring with Keivo if both parties agreed.

“I do not have anything in my heart, to be honest. I said something earlier today, I said that we should have a boxing match, I do not mind it,” Tram said.

He added that he was not interested in engaging in street fights, describing such confrontations as an approach he would rather avoid.

“I am not going to do all of that, but let us box professionally if that is what you want,” he stated.

Tram’s proposal has introduced a fresh twist to the disagreement between the former housemates, raising the possibility of a sporting contest if Keivo accepts the challenge. However, no formal agreement or confirmation of a proposed boxing match was included in the account.