“I’d Rather Chew Grass Than Bite Portable” – Charles Okocha Denies Bite Claim After Celebrity Boxing Match

• Charles Okocha has denied Portable’s allegation that he bit him during their celebrity boxing match, insisting he was wearing a mouthguard and could not have done so.
• The actor jokingly added that he would rather “chew grass” than bite Portable, extending the ongoing war of words between the two entertainers.

Actor Charles Okocha has dismissed singer Portable’s claim that he bit him during their recent celebrity boxing match, insisting the allegation is impossible because he wore a mouthguard throughout the fight.

Portable had earlier alleged that Charles bit him on the back during the bout in Lagos. However, reacting in a video shared online, the actor laughed off the accusation and said he had no reason to bite the controversial singer.

According to Charles Okocha, “Portable has been going around telling people I b!t him on the back. But I was wearing a mouthguard—how is that even possible? I’d rather chew grass than b!t£ him. I don’t want to catch rab!£s. Have you seen that Portable’s sk!n? H£ll no. I wouldnt even try that…”

The actor’s response is the latest twist in the ongoing exchange between the two entertainers following their widely discussed celebrity boxing match, which ended with Charles Okocha emerging victorious.

Fans have continued reacting to the rivalry, with many amused by the pair’s post-fight banter, while others await Portable’s response to Charles Okocha’s latest remarks.

In other news…. Afrobeats superstar Davido has spoken candidly about the realities of balancing his marriage with his demanding music career, admitting that maintaining both is one of the biggest challenges he faces.

The singer made the revelation during a chat with content creator Carter Efe, where he was asked how he manages to juggle family life with his busy schedule as one of Africa’s biggest music stars.

Davido’s comments come just days after the release of his sixth studio album, Oriadé, which dropped on July 31, 2026. The 13-track project follows his 2025 album, 5ive, and marks another milestone in his music career.

Responding to the question, Davido admitted that he naturally enjoys travelling and finds it difficult to stay in one location for long.

According to him, “It’s not easy o, I don’t like to be in a place, I like being on the road, I’m use to being on the road.”

His remarks have since sparked conversations online, with many fans acknowledging the sacrifices that come with balancing family responsibilities and a successful entertainment career.

@Big_Ben5363 wrote, “Na why ee release rubbish album,why you go record an album that fast.”

@daveissaved001 reposted the exchange, writing, “How do you balance your work life and your marital life?

Davido: it’s not easy o, I don’t like to be in a place, i like being on the road, I’m use to being on the road. I recorded the entire Ori Ade album for 2/3weeks.”

@Tife_wrld commented, “It’s not easy to have fams and still be on chase for career at the same time.”

@tharealbieye wrote, “Omo Carter prepare come see the kind of question he ask am if nah egungun now nah rubbish.”