Freezy MacBones Switches Nationality To UK – Ghana Boxing Association President Abraham Neequaye has revealed that Freezy MacBones rejected Ghana and launched his professional career as a UK national in the final minutes before his first professional bout. 

All along Seth Gyimah whose stage moniker is Freezy Macbones had had his mind made up to fight as a Uk national. He got Ghanaians’ hope so high in expecting him to represent the country anytime soon. So they just have to let Ghanaians know that that is not happening. This was according to GBA President.

Freezy MacBones Switches Nationality To UK

He told Romeo TV that, MacBones Freezy came to the GBA and they gave him a license at the time he decided to venture into boxing only for him to opt to fight as a UK national at the very last minute.

“We sent him a message. And they can check it from Freezy himself. Before he fought in the UK, he came to Ghana to get a Ghana Boxing Authority license,” Neequaye told Romeo TV.

“He came for our license but when he wanted to fight and they wanted to get a release letter from us, he changed it to fight for the British. He was supposed to come for a release letter from us but he said he wanted to fight as UK national.”

Freezy Macbones used to be a mason in Ghana before moving to the UK, where he has now turned his life around.

His rise has been the archetypal grass-to-grace story and he’s been deservedly trending on social media after he roared to victory in his latest bout.

The 33-year-old boxer was involved in just his second professional fight in April as the undercard of the bout between Joe Joyce and Zhilei Zhang.

Facing veteran Darryl Sharp at the Copper Box Arena in London, MacBones completely dominated his opponent.
Despite his raw style, he combined heavy punches with aggressiveness as he coasted to victory by a unanimous decision over Sharp.

Highlights of the fight went gone viral on social media, with many Ghanaians eulogizing MacBones’ aggressive style of boxing.

Meanwhile, the GBA President insists there’s nothing the boxing association can do if the boxer doesn’t want to represent Ghana.

“If the person has our license and he wants to fight and then puts our license down and picks another license to fight under that license, how do you expect me to go and beg this gentleman to come, no. We have a lot of boxers here that we need to develop,” Neequaye added.

Freezy Macbones is set to return to the ring again on June 16.