Some Ghanaian boxers have been rated by the Commonwealth Boxing Council (CBC) at its recent Directors Conference held in London on 27th and 28th of September 2017
The President of the Ghana Boxing Authority (GBA) Mr. Peter Zwennes attended the Commonwealth Boxing Council (CBC) Directors Conference held at the Marlborough House in London where a significant number of Ghanaian Boxers were rated in the various weight divisions.
The boxers rated are SUPER MIDDLE WEIGHT Emmanuel Martey, Habib Ahmed and Emmanuel Agyei Anim. SUPER FEATHERWEIGHT Maxwell Awuku, Joseph Laryea and Oluwaseun Joseph Wahab. FEATHERWEIGHT Felix Williams, Isaac Sackey (Provisional). SUPER BANTAMWEIGHT Emmanuel Quartey and Raymond Commey. BANTAMWEIGH Duke Micah (Champion), Prince Octopus Dzanie (Provisional). MIDDLEWEIGHT Obadia Sai. WELTERWEIGHT Frederick Lawson, Richmond Djarbeng, Patrick Allotey. SUPERLIGHT WEIGHT Robert Quaye and Kpakpo Allotey. LIGHTWEIGHT Richard Commey, Rafael Mensah, Sheriff Quaye
According to a Press Release signed by Patrick Johnson, the General Secretary of the Ghana Boxing Authority (GBA), the council ordered some of the reigning Champions to make mandatory title defences by certain deadlines. Amongst these ordered were the reigning Champion Sean Dodd of England is to defend his title against Ghana’s Richard Commey by the 31st day of December 2017.
The winner of the fight between the reigning Featherweight Champion Jason Canningham of England and Peace Belloti also of England to be held on the 28thday of October 2017 is to defend his title against Ghana’s Felix Williams by the 31st day of March 2018.
The reigning Super Bantanweight Champion Ashley Lane of England is to defend his title against Ghana’s Emmanuel Quartey by the 31st day of March 2018.
The reigning Bantamweight Champion Duke Micah of Ghana is to defend his title against a Mandatory contender to be confirmed shortly by the 31st day of December 2017
Isaac Sackey to be rated if he wins his upcoming fight against Kamarudeen Boyefio on the 21stof October 2017.
Prince Octopus Dzanie to be rated if he wins his upcoming fight against Gabriel Odoi Laryea on the 21st of October 2017.
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