De-Luxy Boxing League: Renault Ghana Gives Cars to Winners

Charles Tetteh of Panix Gym and the Charles Quartey Boxing Foundation (CQBF) received Renault Kwid sedan cars from Renault Ghana (Premium Motors) as the emerging Best Overall Boxer Award and the first De-Luxy Professional Best Gym Award respectively. rice field. boxing league.

Tete won the National Featherweight Championship belt after winning by unanimous points against John Key on his final fight night last month, before signing with Imax, an affiliate of the Ghana Boxing Authority and Imax Media. He was named the best boxer in the entire league staged by Promotions. group.

At the end of the 20-week championship, CABF finished at the top of the league table with 12 gyms, 48 ​​points ahead of second place Panic Jim (43 points) and Sonia Jim (39 points).

At a ceremony in Accra last Tuesday, Renault Ghana Chief Executive Officer Jihad Hijaj expressed his company’s satisfaction with the quality of organization and performances witnessed during the competition, voicing the development of boxing. promised continued support for his costume against

Extended partnership with Renault

Following the success of the inaugural Deluxe Boxing League at the Bukom Boxing Arena, Renault Ghana is pleased to partner with the organizers as a sponsor for the second season of this year.

The ceremony was attended by Youth and Sports Minister Mutafa Usif. Sir Comey, Director of Operations at Jubilee House. Abraham Kotei Neequaye, GBA Chairman. Maxwell Tachie, Chairman of IMAX Media Group. Director of Imax Media Group, he was also attended by dignitaries such as Fadi Fattal.

Following the success of the first De-Luxy Boxing League, GBA bosses are in talks with the Ministry of Youth and Sports, Imax Promotions and other potential sponsors about the possibility of expanding the league beyond the capital to other regions. I said yes. A country that unearths more talent and further develops the sport.

underinvestment

Comey, who is also a boxing enthusiast from Bukom, lamented the lack of investment in boxing, saying boxing is more international to Ghana than football, which continues to enjoy the majority of investment by the state and private sector. He said it brought him great glory.

He has produced more than 10 world champions since David Kotey (DK) Poison became the first Ghanaian boxer to win a world title, and has put Ghana on the world map more than any other sport. challenged the minister to have more national resources directed. A title from nearly 50 years ago.

The minister said the government is committed to the development of boxing and praised the success of the De-Luxy League, a good example of the importance of corporate sponsorship to the growth of the sport.

He asked other sports federations to design and redeploy their products to attract investment from corporate entities the way the GBA did in the boxing league.