Boxing
Watch highlights of Freezy Macnbones’ defeat to Seydou Konate in 2024 Olympic Games qualifiers
Freezy Macbones as he is known as his ring name lost on his amateur debut and so failed to advance in the qualifiers in his quest to secure an automatic spot to the Olympics.
Despite the loss, he has another opportunity to qualify through Asia and Europe play-offs in 2024.
While thanking Ghanaians for their support, Freezy said he was devasted by the loss but expressed optimism in getting back to winning ways.
“I am very devastated by today defeat but nevertheless I always take positive thing from a negative situation. I will bounce back, I will be back stronger. It is not over yet.
“I would like to sincerely thank Ghanaians for their support and my teammates as well. Love you all,” the boxer shared in a Twitter post.
Watch highlights of his bout below
Source: www.ghanaweb.com
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