Wrestling rivals Lac de Guiers 2 and Ama Baldé traded sharp words in Paris ahead of their scheduled April 4, 2027 clash. Lac de Guiers 2 invoked a series of successes tied to April 4, while Baldé acknowledged his opponent’s favorite status while dismissing rumors of a family veto.
The build-up to one of Senegal’s most anticipated wrestling bouts reached the French capital as fighters Lac de Guiers 2 and Ama Baldé squared off in a face-to-face meeting. Scheduled for April 4, 2027, the confrontation brings together two figures in the arena seeking distinct statements as preparations get underway months in advance.
Lac de Guiers 2 Cites Historic Victories on Symbolic Date
Speaking in Paris, the leader of the Walo stable leaned heavily on past triumphs to set the tone for the upcoming match. Lac de Guiers 2 emphasized his confidence by pointing out that he has previously defeated high-profile opponents on April 4.
Lac de Guiers 2 told Seneweb, You will suffer the same fate as Yékini, Eumeu, and Ada Fass.
Building on those victories over Yékini, Eumeu Sène, and Ada Fass, the wrestler from Guédiawaye intends to extend his series of victories obtained on that date and add the leader of the écurie Falaye Baldé to his list of defeated rivals.
Ama Baldé Confronts Underdog Status and Dismisses Family Rumors
Across the room, Ama Baldé adopted a measured approach to the verbal sparring. Rather than engaging in a long battle of words, the wrestler from Pikine kept his responses concise and pointedly redirected the dispute toward the eventual competition inside the ring.
Ahead of the Paris confrontation, Baldé noted that he bypassed an alternative offer to face Zarco for a better cachet because he prefers to face Lac 2 to reclaim his place in the arena.
The wrestler from Pikine also cleared up speculation regarding his late father, Falaye Baldé. Addressing rumors that family ties prohibited him from facing Lac 2, he stressed that no such ban existed.
These are only rumors. My father never forbade me from wrestling Lac 2. My relationship with Lac 2 happened naturally since we were doing peace caravans for Casamance. That's why many thought we were close. Before his passing, my father simply asked me never to face Double Less's family. Ama
Baldé added that he persuaded his older brother, Jules Baldé, to accept the clash against Lac 2.