Undefeated Andrew ‘Monster’ Moloney (18-0, 11 KOs) has a dream, which is to become a boxing world champion and the Australian slugger is so determined to do it, he will not relent no matter how Herculean a hurdle he must surmount.
Enigmatic Ghanaian boxer, Braimah Kamoko alias Bukom Banku made light work of Nigerian opponent, Kabiru Towolawi to make a winning return in the headline bout of Azumah Nelson Fight Night Boxing Day special edition, earning a round 3 TKO and improve his near impeccable career record to 32-1, 24 KOs in Kwahu Abetifi in Ghana’s Eastern Region last night.
Two of Ghana’s biggest hopes of world championship success, Patrick ‘Darling Boy Arrow’ Allotey and Richard Harrison Lartey, the self proclaimed ‘Son of Eagle’ both successfully defended their WBO Africa titles in Accra on Cabic Promotions’ Big Fight Night 2 Monday night to retain their perfect standings for the year and maintain their push for global recognition.
WBO junior featherweight champion, Isaac ‘Royal Storm’ Dogboe and the man he defends the world title against tonight at Madison Square Garden in New York, Emanuel ‘Vaquero’ Navarrete both made the required weights on Friday morning to set the stage for another Ghana versus Mexico clash in the ring.
Enigmatic Ghanaian boxer, Braimah Kamoko, better known by his nickname Bukom Banku will make a return to the ring for only the second time this year when he squares up to Kabiru ‘Storm’ Towolawi of Nigeria in the main event of the final Azumah Nelson Fight Night of the year on Boxing Day, December 26.
Ghanaian duo, Emmanuel ‘Game Boy’ Tagoe, the WBO Africa lightweight champ and WBO Africa junior featherweight titlist, Wasiru ‘Gyata Bi’ Mohammed have both made entries into the latest WBO world rankings released yesterday on the back of capturing the respective regional belts in Accra last month.
Cabic Promotions will round off their maiden year of boxing with their biggest show yet when both Patrick Allotey and Richard Harrison Lartey defend their WBO Africa titles against opponents from DR Congo and Kenya respectively at the Bukom Boxing Arena in Accra come Christmas Eve 2018, it was announced at a press conference at the same venue in the Ghana capitalý on Wednesday.
Wasiru ‘Gyata Bi’ Mohammed has been officially declared the new WBO Africa junior featherweight champion and presented with the title at a ceremony in Accra three weeks after his victory over hitherto titlist, Isaac ‘Golden Eagle’ Sackey ended in chaos following a round 3 stoppage of the regional title fight.
Emmanuel ‘Game Boy’ Tagoe of Ghana did not need to exert any sweat to outpoint Namibia’s former world champion, Paulus Moses, winning every round in Accra on Saturday night to annex the WBO Africa lightweight title on unanimous points for the 29th straight victory of his now 14-plus years professional career.
The decision by Adon Betin, referee from Benin to stop the WBO Africa junior featherweight title fight between the hitherto undefeated champ, Isaac ‘Golden Eagle’ Sackey (falls to 22-1-1, 19 KOs) and also undefeated countryman, Wasiru ‘Gyata Bi’ Mohammed (improves to 12-0, 10 KOs) in round 3 after Mohammed’s powerful right hand sent Sackey crashing to the canvas, ended up turning what was supposed to be a night of celebrating two of Ghana’s rising boxing stars into a near bloodbath as Sackey’s team and supporters vented their spleen amid creating chaos and disorder which brought proceedings to an abrupt end Saturday night in Accra.