"I Want to Win a World Title for Ghana": Boxing Sensation Freezy MacBones

• Ghanaian boxer Seth Gyimah has set sights on winning world championships
• The light heavyweight fighter defeated Darryl Sharp over the weekend
• Gyimah will meet the Ghana Boxing Authority over his decision to represent the country

New boxing sensation, Seth Gyimah -professionally known as Freezy MacBones- has revealed his ambitions of winning championship titles for Ghana.

The 33-year-old hogged the headlines in Ghana and the United Kingdom after his fight against Darryl Sharp.

The Ghanaian pugilist, who was just making his second professional fight, stunned the veteran boxer at the Cooper Arena in England.

MacBones, who is set to meet the Ghana Boxing Authority, over his decision to represent the West African nation disclosed that his ultimate goal is to win a world title for the country.

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“My aspiration is to work hard, win a world title to inspire the next generation of youth back in Ghana,” he told Connect FM, as quoted by 3news.

“We always learn and get experience in this life, I will keep learning to improve my techniques and get to the very top.”

Gyimah left Ghana in 2012 to seek for a better life but decided to start a career in boxing in 2017. His rise in just five years has seen him spar with some of the best in the world including Anthony Joshua.

He is expected to announce his next fight in the coming days as he continues to build his resume as a fighter.

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Gyimah has been trending in Ghana since Saturday, following his rise from a construction worker in west Africa to a boxing sensation in the United Kingdom.

The 33-year-old won his second fight since becoming a professional boxer over the weekend, after dominating Darryl Sharp in the ring. It was just his second fight after becoming a pro.

Gyimah set to meet GBA

The Ghana Boxing Authority has sent a message to boxer, Seth Gyimah after his victory over Darryl Sharp in the light heavyweight division.

The 33-year-old Ghanaian boxer, currently based in the UK, is yet to speak to the association after going pro.

Gyimah, known professionally as "Freezy MacBones", is gradually building his career and wears the Ghana flag anytime he is heading into the ring.