The Deluxy Professional Boxing League drew a Massive crowd on Fight Night 3

Last Saturday, the Deluxy Professional Boxing League brought intriguing bouts to the Bukom Boxing Arena, with interesting outcomes.

The first fight was a Bantamweight match, which was won by Enoch Tetteh of Sonia Gym in round 2 against Mawuli.

In a lightweight bout, Michael Offei Dodoo of Attoh Quarshie faced Eric Quarm of Fit Square Gym.

Eric Quarm was declared the victor after a tight battle that was rated 57-58, 55-58, and 59-55, making supporters delighted and upset, while some viewers were dissatisfied with the decision.

Shadrack Acquaye, the GBA’s technical director, later called the bout a no contest for a second look before a final verdict.

In the third battle, Eric Tetteh of the Palm Springs gym put up a valiant fight against Prince Amarquaye of the Black Panthers, who won unanimously on points.

With their amazing match, Panix gym’s Charles Yaw Tetteh and Wisdom’s Solomon Nettey got the crowd cheering. Tetteh was judged the winner by the judges with scores of 60-54, 60-53, and 60-53.

Seconds Out’s Emmanuel Noi Mensah was good, but John Quaye put on a greater show with his skill in a thrilling classic battle to cap off a fun night. The judges scored the fight 54-60, 53-60, 54-60 in favor of John Quaye, who was named the night’s best fighter.

Najat Lokko and Ruby Larkai, two female junior boxers, demonstrated their abilities to the delight of the crowd.

Mr. Abraham Neequaye, GBA President, Mr. Maxwell Techie, IMAX Media CEO, Mr. Cephas Takyi, IMAX Media MD, Micheal Annan, Dons Promotion, and Mr. John Marfo, among others, were in attendance.

Boxing champions Joseph Agbeko and George Ashie were also present, wishing Emmanuel Tagoe well as he prepares to fight Ryan Garcia next week.

Bukom Banku, Adote Tetor, and Adane Best sang beautiful local tunes to entertain the audience.

The audience included both young and old people, as well as females who enjoy boxing and entertainment.