Freezy Macbones Beats Appah To Win WBO Africa Light Heavyweight Title In Lagos

Ghanaian boxer Seth “Freezy Macbones” Gyimah has been crowned the new WBO Africa Light Heavyweight champion after defeating Nigeria’s Godday “Zodsolo” Appah in Lagos.

The highly anticipated bout was held at The Balmoral Convention Center to mark Nigeria’s 66th Independence Day celebration, which falls on October 1, and it lived up to its billing.

Freezy Macbones, who has become one of the most talked-about Ghanaian boxers due to his inspiring life story, defeated Zodsolo by majority decision to claim the prestigious belt.

The judges scored the fight 95-93, 95-93, and 94-94 in favour of the Ghanaian, sealing his victory in enemy territory.

It was a tough, tactical battle with both fighters showing heart and resilience over 10 rounds. Zodsolo, fighting in front of his home fans, started strong with aggressive combinations, but Freezy Macbones used his experience, footwork and powerful counter-punches to take control in the middle rounds.

The Ghanaian’s superior ring IQ and conditioning proved decisive as he closed the fight strongly to convince two of the three judges.

This win marks a major milestone in Freezy Macbones’ career. From going viral as a sculpted street boxer to becoming an African champion, his journey has inspired many across Ghana and beyond.

With this victory, Seth Gyimah improves his professional record and puts himself in line for bigger continental and world title opportunities.

For Nigeria’s Zodsolo, it was a painful defeat at home, but he also earned respect for his spirited performance.

Ghana now has another WBO Africa champion, and Freezy Macbones has proven he is more than just a social media sensation; he is a true champion.