Immediately, Ghana’s Seth Gyimah, aka Freezy Macbones, won the WBO Africa Light Heavyweight title in Lagos, Nigeria, after beating Godday Adda by unanimous points decision. One confident boxer came in to challenge the new champion.
Freezy Macbones accepted the fight, and the promoter fixed it for December 2026.
Dan Azeez, 37, is a British professional boxer from Lewisham, London, competing in the light-heavyweight division. He stands as the first and only light-heavyweight in history to capture every single British Boxing Board of Control (BBBoC) domestic title, including the Southern Area, English, British, Commonwealth, and European championships. Nicknamed “Super”, Azeez currently holds a professional boxing record of 23 wins (14 by knockout), 3 losses, and 1 draw.
Azeez gained widespread prominence for his classic, pressure-forward style and relentless work ethic. Outside the ring, he is well-regarded for his unique background, having earned a master’s degree and briefly pursuing a path to become a chartered accountant before dedicating himself entirely to boxing.
Meanwhile, other boxers like Jacob Dickson, Ahmed Abdula, Elvis Ahorgah and Jonathan Tetteh are also challenging the new champion.
The hard-working Gyimah said his target is to win the world title and is working towards it.
Meanwhile, at the time of filing this report, Freezy, aka Seth Gyimah, was chilling at Kejetia in Kumasi, where he has gone back to his roots to celebrate his sweet victory.
By Sammy Heywood Okine
