Ronelle Cudjoe, the new youthful Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Cabic Management & Promotions was last Saturday introduced to the boxing family and media at a stakeholders meeting held at the Idrowhyt Events Center at Dansoman in Accra.
He promised to learn well and play his part very well to put Cabic higher than the status and level he was entrusted, however he revealed that he is ready to learn and transform the game and business for the benefit of Cabic Promotions and Ghana Boxing.
“I hope that everyone who loves boxing will support me as we strive for the betterment of Ghana Boxing” he said.
Former CEO of Cabic Promotions, Mr. Ivan Bruce – Cudjoe, the aspiring president of the Ghana Boxing Authority hinted that as he seeks to lead the whole Ghana Boxing fraternity he had to resign from the company that manages many boxers and handover so that he can concentrate fully on the management, administration and promotion of the GBA.
He promised to give opportunity everyone who loves boxing to come out with suggestions and ideas to make Ghana Boxing better.
He assured the boxing family of transparency, accountability and a reset that would involve every region and the production of real national champions.
He promised to bring back the boxing league and involve regional teams for the sport to spread and the interest to go beyond the capital city.
The climax of the meeting was the presentation of boxers featuring on the ‘Cabic Pound 4 Pound Glory Night’ scheduled for Saturday November 6 at the Cleaver House in Accra.
The banquet boxing will feature three African title bouts parading Kofi Dana versus Ranai Isaka for the WBO superwelterweight title, Emmanuel Mankattah Sackey versus Ezekiel Annan for the WBO lightweight title and Jerry Lartey against Samuel Opaogun for the WBA Africa Gold Super welterweight title
The night will also see Central, Western and Volta regional boxing champions fighting against boxers representing clubs in the Greater Accra region.
By Sammy Heywood Okine