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Team Ghana won a total of two silver and three bronze medals at the 2022 Commonwealth Games held in Birmingham. <\/p>\n
Ghana’s national boxing team, the Black Bombers, grabbed two silver medals and a bronze medal at this year’s games. <\/p>\n
Abraham Mensah, a product of the Out Boxing Gym in Accra, grabbed a silver medal in the bantamweight division. <\/p>\n
The Ghanaian boxing prodigy lost against Northern Ireland’s James Eagleson 5-0 on points in the finals and therefore settled for a silver medal. <\/p>\n
Joseph Commey, who was scheduled to fight Jude Gallegher in the finals, could not honour the bout due to illness. <\/p>\n
He was forced to forfeit the final bout in the men’s featherweight (54-57KG), as he took home the silver medal.<\/p>\n
Experienced boxer Abdul Wahid Omar, on the other hand, grabbed a bronze medal despite losing in the semi-finals against Mauritius boxer Richamo Collins. <\/p>\n
On the track, Joseph Paul Amoah won a bronze medal for Ghana in the 200m after clocking 20.49s. <\/p>\n
It was the first medal in the 200m since George Daniels won silver for Ghana at the 1974 Commonwealth Games in Christchurch, New Zealand.<\/p>\n
Ghanaian female long jumper Deborah Acquah grabbed a bronze medal after an impressive 6.95m in the finals. <\/p>\n
Acquah, coming into this year’s games, had a personal best of 6.37m, but improved on her performance, grabbing Ghana’s third bronze medal at this year’s Commonwealth Games. <\/p>\n
The closing ceremony of this year’s games would take place on Monday, August 8, 2022, at the Alexander Stadium. <\/p>\n
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