Godday “Zodsolo” Appah of Nigeria, the current WBO Africa Cruiserweight champion is coming off a majority-decision win over Eworitse Ezra Arenyeka in May 2026 to fight Ghana’s Seth Gyimah aka Freezy Macbones in October in a duel dubbed ‘Chaos In The Ring”.
His biggest weapon is power: reports put his knockout rate around 90%+, making him a dangerous finisher, and at cruiserweight, his size and physical strength could be major advantages.
His challenge against Freezy would be dealing with an opponent who is naturally aggressive and likes to fight at close range.
Seth “Freezy MacBones” Gyimah is a Ghanaian-born fighter based in the UK, with a professional record listed at 12–1–0.
He is known for an aggressive, pressure-heavy style, with a peekaboo influence and a willingness to close distance and exchange.
His recent win was a first-round stoppage of Jamiu Animashaun in April 2026, showing that his punching power remains a major threat.
The big question is how his light-heavyweight experience and size translate against a proven cruiserweight champion.
The key battle
Appah:size + cruiserweight experience + serious knockout power
**Freezy pressure + aggression + explosive punching
If they actually meet, Appah would appear to have the physical advantage, while Freezy’s best route would likely be to make the fight uncomfortable early, get inside and force Appah to fight at a high pace.
My early take: Appah has the natural size advantage, but Freezy is dangerous enough that one clean exchange could completely change the fight. It has the ingredients for a very entertaining Ghana vs Nigeria clash.
From Sammy Heywood Okine