Bronx: Boxing Club coach, Carl Lokko, is confident about John Abaja Laryea's world title prospects. The 22-year-old Ghanaian boxer defeated Nicaraguan boxer Alexander Mejia by unanimous decision in last Friday's featherweight bout at the Caribe Royale in Orlando, USA. The win ensured that Laryea remained undefeated in his 14th professional contest while keeping his prospects of winning the world title alive.According to Ghana News Agency, Carl Lokko, Laryea's cornerman, remarked in an interview after the match last Friday that he was impressed with the boxer's performance that day. Lokko commented on Laryea's display, expressing satisfaction with his performance against Mejia. He stated that Laryea's chances of winning a world title appear promising and affirmed his commitment to continue grooming him.Carl Lokko, known for producing world boxing champions, added that he was intrigued by Laryea's determination and remains hopeful that he could deliver a world title in the near future. Lokko highlighted Lar yea's determination and focus as distinctive qualities that could help him achieve his dream in boxing.Following his latest victory, Laryea could get an eliminator bout early next year as he progresses towards a world title shot.
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