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London based Ghanaian Boxing sensation Seth Gyimah popularly known as Freezy MacBones ditched Ghana to fight under the United Kingdom despite initially applying to the Ghana Boxing Authority (GBA) for a license to represent the West African country.
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The GBA president Abraham Neequaye revealed that the 33-year-old changed his mind at the time the association were responding to his application which was just before his famous fight that made the headlines some weeks ago.
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“We sent him a message and he can confirm it, Neequaye told Romeo TV
“Before his fight in the UK, he had come to Ghana to get a license from the Ghana Boxing Authority.
“He came for our license, but when it was time to get a release letter from us, he changed his mind and decided to fight as a UK national.”
The boxer earned national recognition in April after achieving a triumph over Darryl Sharp at the Copper Boxing Arena located in London.
He participated in a preliminary match during the Joe Joyce vs Zhilei Zhang main event emerging victorious by means of a unanimous decision by the judges.
This marked his second official boxing bout since departing from Ghana and settling in the United Kingdom.
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Meanwhile, his manager Thaddeus Adomako had hinted that Freezy MacBones was set to return to the ring on June 16 with an undisclosed boxer.