Jonathan Tetteh W8 Seth Gyimah... In the nation's capital of Accra, Ghana’s Jonathan Tetteh (11-0) got a quality win at light heavyweight by earning a unanimous decision over Seth Gyimah a/k/a Freezy McBones in a fast-paced, high-tempo contest. The scorecards — 77-75, 78-74, and 80-72 — reflected Tetteh’s control of the bout, as he consistently established his jab and dictated the action for most of the rounds. Gyimah (11-1) showed grit and tried to apply pressure on the inside, but Tetteh’s accuracy and tactical discipline ultimately made the difference.

 

Jerry Lartey W8 Jesse Brandon... At junior welterweight, Jerry Lartey garnered a unanimous decision victory over Jesse Brandon (5-1). Judges scored the fight 78-74 (twice) and 77-75, highlighting a competitive battle in which Lartey capitalized on key moments to land the cleaner, more effective punches. Brandon (8-0-1)pressed forward with aggression, but Lartey’s superior ring IQ and strong finish in the closing rounds secured him the belt.

 

Sedem Ama W8 Chiamaka Nwaturuocha ... Sedem Ama (5-0) defeated Nigeria’s Chiamaka Nwaturuocha (3-1) by majority decision in a women’s welterweight contest. The judges’ scores — 77-74, 76-76, and 77-75 — reflected a tightly contested fight in which Ama relied on her movement and sharp punching to neutralize Nwaturuocha’s physical strength. The narrow margins spoke to the intensity of the matchup, but the Ghanaian edged the decisive rounds to take home the championship.