Street-pop singer Habeeb Okikiola, known as Portable, has said he walked out of his celebrity boxing rematch against actor Charles Okocha because he was attacked unfairly during the bout.

Portable was disqualified Friday night at the Balmoral Convention Centre, Federal Palace Hotel, Victoria Island, after leaving the ring before the opening round ended. Officials awarded the win to Okocha.

In a video posted to Instagram Saturday, hours after the fight, Portable showed marks on his back and body and accused Okocha of biting him during the exchange. "Man, he bit me. I landed a heavy hit on him," he said. "He bit me, number one. He choked my neck. Camera it. That's why I say I don't fight again. I'm big! I'm bigger than the money! I'm a star!"

The bout, tagged "Unfinished Business," was meant to settle the pair's disputed first encounter, which Okocha had long argued was wrongly awarded to Portable. This time, Portable appeared to have the early advantage before the contest broke down into a grappling match. The referee struggled to separate the two men as the round ended, with security stepping in to restore order.

Portable said he had promised to land ten blows and delivered on it. "Normally, I beat him up. Man to man, one man is tougher than another. I dealt him a huge blow," he said, adding that he'd worn gear intended for a quick, one-round finish. He briefly returned to the ring afterward, but officials had already ruled against him.

Hours before the fight, Portable had told reporters he wasn't fully at peace going in: "I am not happy, but I want God to make me happy and my family." He struck a different tone after the loss, suggesting he's done with celebrity boxing altogether. "I would not have clinched with Okocha if he had not bitten me," he said.

The disqualification reverses the outcome of the pair's first meeting in 2023, which Portable won.