Ghanaian boxer Freezy Macbones, real name Seth Gyimah, is set to return to the ring on April 5, 2026, at Laboma Beach, Accra, taking on Nigeria’s Jamiu Animashaun in what promises to be a thrilling clash for fans of West African boxing.

Macbones comes into the fight seeking redemption after his last outing.

On December 20, 2025, he suffered a unanimous decision defeat to Jonathan “Worldwide” Tetteh at the University of Ghana Stadium, a loss that saw Tetteh claim the WBA Africa Light Heavyweight Championship.

The setback has only fueled Freezy’s determination to prove he remains one of Ghana’s top boxing prospects.

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Jamiu Animashaun, representing Nigeria, will provide a stern test for Freezy.

Known for his power and technical skill, Animashaun is expected to bring a competitive edge to the bout, setting the stage for a classic Ghana vs Nigeria showdown.

Promoters are expecting a strong turnout as boxing enthusiasts flock to see Freezy Macbones make a statement in front of a home crowd.

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