Ghanaian Boxer Michael Ayittey Powers will be hoping to restore some pride when he slugs it out with Brazilian boxer Atoli Moore in December.
Powers, who has lost his credibility as a boxer for his failure to deliver during the most hyped bout against his fierce nemesis, Bukom Banku, admitted he will be embarking on a redemption mission.
The talkative boxer, is once again in his element and has started talking tough ahead of the Super Night bout at the Accra Sports Stadium on the 20th of December.
“Boxing is my life and I will not leave the game until I see that my bones are weak, this upcoming fight is a crucial one for me because I know Ghanaians are not happy with me.”
“So I will use this fight to appease them, and make a clear case for myself on the 20th, I’m training well, and I’m hoping to make the weight.”
“I’m hopeful that this boxer will go down in the 4th round, this is no joke, and Ghanaians will see the kind of person and boxer I am.”
