Several high-profile personalities were in attendance at the Bukom Boxing Arena on April 10, 2026, to witness the Legacy Rise Sport fight card.

The guests, ranging from the political class to the entertainment and sporting fraternity, enjoyed the occasion and showed their support for promoting boxing in the country.

The Chief Executive Officer of Legacy Rise Sport, Sharaf Mahama, took center stage, coordinating activities with his team to ensure a successful event.

Watch Theophilus Allotey defeats Namibian boxer to win WBA Africa Super Flyweight title

Sports personalities spotted included Asamoah Gyan with his brother Baffour Gyan, sports minister Kofi Adams, National Sports Authority Director-General Yaw Ampofo Ankrah, ex-boxer Ayittey Powers, and several others.

There were also prominent figures from the political class, including Minister of Interior Muntaka Mohammed-Mubarak, Deputy Minister of Food and Agriculture John Dumelo, and Member of Parliament for Ketu North Edem Agbana.

The entertainment sector was represented by personalities such as actor and skit maker Dr Likee, musician D-Black, and DopeNation, who performed on the night to entertain the crowd with hits including the popular Kakalika song.

The Bukom Boxing Arena was packed to capacity, with a spirited atmosphere throughout.

Fans were thrilled by feisty and exciting bouts, with Ghanaian boxers making the nation proud by winning continental titles.

Ghanaian boxer Theophilus Allotey defeated his Namibian opponent Jonas Erastus to claim the WBA Africa Gold Super Flyweight title.

Abdula Ahmed also won the WBA Africa Cruiserweight title.

The support from these prominent individuals highlights the growing momentum boxing has gained through Legacy Rise Sport’s efforts to uplift the sport and nurture more talent.

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Meanwhile, watch highlights of the Legacy Rise Sports fight night at Bukom below