Ghanaian UK-based Light heavyweight boxer, Seth Gyimah who went to the UK as a mason has won his first international fight as a boxer.
Many have praised him for his success and claimed that, if he had remained in Ghana, the challenges thrown at Ghanaians by politicians who are mismanaging the country would have turned him into something miserable.
For many his success is a testament that there are opportunities out there for those who are hungry to find one.
Others have also questions if there are even opportunities back in Ghana at all.
Seth Gyimah aka ‘Freezy MacBones’ in the boxing fraternity claimed a Queensberry debut win on Saturday, April 15 after defeating Darryl Sharp.
His win has inspired many in Ghana and across the world to dream and live the dream by taking opportunities that come to them.
Freezy clinched a four-round decision victory over UK veteran boxer at the Copper Box Arena in London.
The 33-year-old had a good start to the fight landing some decent punches in the first round.
He was in cruise control throughout and finally got the job done in the fourth round with some heavy punches.
This is the 33-year-old’s second professional victory in April in his quest to move further up the leader.
He now holds the record of two wins and one by way of knockout in his professional career.
The complete change over: From Mason with faint hopes to a Boxer in the UK
Watch Freezy’s four-round decision win over Darryl Sharp from the 44th minutes
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Ghanaian mason-turned-boxer in the UK wins a big fight: Watch Full Fight Video