Accra: Ghana's National Featherweight and Universal Boxing Organisation (UBO) Africa Feather Champion Stanley 'Ashanti Warrior' Nyantekyi will make his debut appearance on the world stage on December 7, 2024.Nynatakyi would vie for the UBO World Featherweight title against Sergio Sosa from Argentina at the Menomie Casino Resort in Wisconsin in the United States of America (USA).Nyantekyi, has 10 wins and one defeat, while Sergio Sosa also known as 'El Canalla' has 13 wins and four defeats to his credit.The 30 years old orthodox boxer resides at Villa Hidalgo, Buenos Aires, Argentina.Nyantekyi, 23, expressed his excitement at the opportunity and thanked the management, Osibor Management and Promotions for believing in him and supporting him to reach the top.He said, 'I am ready for anything so far as we are two men of the same weight in the ring'.'I trust my corner and I know there are millions of people supporting me, so I am ready.'The bill is promoted by International Boxing and supported by D otCom branding, the Punchline, and Native American Tourism of Wisconsin NATOW.Source: Ghana News Agency
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