Ama Baldé “Roi” de l’écurie Fass

Ama Baldé est déjà un «Roi» dans l’écurie de Fass. Le lutteur de Pikine a fait trois victimes dans cette entité. La dernière en date est celle devant Papa Sow, le samedi dernier au stade Léopold Sédar Senghor dans un combat qui n’a duré que 23 secondes.

Ce succès confirme la suprématie du fils de Falaye Baldé sur les lutteurs de Fass.
En effet, Moustapha Guèye 2 a été la première victime du fils de Falaye Baldé. Après, il s’est fait la peau de Cœur de Lion en 2011. Balla Diouf n’a rien pu face à la force du jeune à l’époque. Il a été soulevé avant d’être déposé à même le sol en moins d’une minute de combat.

7 ans après, le Pikinois fait sa troisième incursion à Fass. Il affronte Papa Sow cette fois-ci et il l’a battu avec la manière. Leur combat n’a duré que 23 secondes. Avec ces succès de fils de Falaye Baldé, l’on peut dire sans risque de se tromper que les Baldé sont les bourreaux des fassois… en attendant

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