International Boxing Federation Africa (IBF/AFICA)
WEDNESDAY 25, 2013 – Dar es Salaam- Ghana, one of the boxing powerhouses in African continent is edging towards three biggest IBF tournaments next week on May 3rd, 2013 at the Accra Sports Arena in Ghana. GoldeMike Boxing Promotion Syndicate is at it again and this time Ghanaian boxing stakeholders and the whole of West Africa region will enjoy a thrilling moment which they all have been carving for.
This is one of the major IBF tournaments in Sub Sahara Africa and nothing is being left to chance as the promoters “Henry Many-Spain and Michael Tetteh” painstakingly deal with all the final details for this epic duel!
Drawing the line of this epic boxing tournament is none other than two of the Ghanaian’s most fiercest opponents in Jr. Middleweight, Albert Mensah when he confront his archenemy Ben Odemattey.
The duo is battling for the “IBF Continental Africa Jr. Middle Weight Crown”. Came sun, come rain one of them would be the King of the Jr, Middleweight in Africa.
Following this epic bout, will be the Princessfrom Nigerian boxing royal family, Princess Helen Joseph when she goes toe to toe with another Princess from Austro-Hungarian Boxing Empire, Princess Marianna Gulyas. The two beautiful Princesses who would pass in a beauty-parget are battling for the “IBF vacant Intercontinental Featherweight Female Crown”.
“We are definately going to get the crown” said Koffi Dakku-Ricketts,the man who is behind Princess
Helen’s success as a trainer. Ricketts boast of many similar success stories and make him one of the best trainers Ghana has ever had in years!
This has been “a seek and hide game” for the past two years but, this time around, no ground can hide any of the two as the moment of truth is about to come.
The man of the moment is none other than the Ghanaian ups and comings boxing star and Olympiad boxer
“Issa Samir” in a duel of his life when he host the handsome Georgian true-nan and flamboyant “Robison
Omshashavili” for the vacant “IBF World Jr. Middleweight Crown” in a 12 rounds epic battle.
The bout christened“The Battle of the Gold Coast” would rekindle the memory when one of the Ghanaian
boxing king, Professor Azumah Nelson when hosted Sidnei Dal Rovere in a similar battle at the Accra
Sports Stadium in 1988.
The ground can be “quicksand” for the two as they crave to prove to the whole world that they are indeed
“pound for pound” gladiators and future world champions on the rise!
This is; in a mtter of fact “a thumb up” for Ghana as it makes African continent proud once again after
shining out during the last “World Cup tournament” in South Africa.
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Issues by: INTRERNATIONAL BOXING FEDERATION AFRICA (IBF/AFRICA)
DAR ES SALAAM, TANZANIA.