Freezy Macbones Returns to Otumfuo With WBO Belt After Title Victory

Freezy Macbones returned to Manhyia Palace during the Akwasidae festival to thank Otumfuo Osei Tutu IIThe boxer recalled how the Asantehene blessed his gloves before his difficult title fight in LagosHe presented his WBO Africa belt to Otumfuo and requested more prayers ahead of another fight in DecemberGhana’s top stories, now easier to find. Discover our new search feature!

Ghanaian boxer Seth Gyimah, popularly known as Freezy Macbones, has returned to Manhyia Palace to express his gratitude to Asantehene Otumfuo Osei Tutu II following his latest title victory.

Macbones appeared at the Akwasidae festival with his WBO Africa Light Heavyweight championship belt.

Speaking into a microphone before the Asantehene and those gathered at the colourful event, the boxer recalled visiting the palace before travelling to Nigeria for the fight.

According to Macbones, Otumfuo blessed his boxing gloves during his earlier visit, and he believes the prayers played an important role in the outcome of the bout.

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The Ghanaian fighter faced Nigeria’s Godday “Zodsolo” Appah in a fiercely contested ten-round bout in Lagos on October 1, 2026. He overcame the home favourite by majority decision to win the WBO Africa Light Heavyweight title.

Macbones said the victory and the new championship belt compelled him to return to the palace and personally thank the Asantehene for his support and blessings.

Macbones did not visit only to express appreciation. He also presented the WBO belt to Otumfuo and requested another round of prayers as he prepares for his next challenge.

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The 37-year-old revealed that he expects to return to the ring in December and wants to continue his winning run.

His return created a memorable moment at the Akwasidae festival, with the continental champion publicly recognising the encouragement he received from the Asantehene before travelling to Nigeria.

The victory improved Macbones’ professional record to 13 wins and one defeat. It also marked a major comeback after he suffered the first loss of his career in December 2025.

YEN.com.gh earlier reported that Ghanaian boxer Freezy Macbones celebrated the arrival of his second child with his partner, Helen Defrance, in November 2025.

The boxer shared heartwarming photos of Helen resting in bed with their newborn, recalling the joy of welcoming their first child.

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