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Richard Commey stopped
Former 2012 Olympian and WBC/WBO Light Welterweight champion Jose “Jaguar” Carlos Ramirez defeated Richard Commey, former IBF Lightweight champion, in the eleventh round of a title eliminator. The victory came at 2:31 of the twelfth and final round. The Ghanaian was stopped for the second time in his career after a TKO loss to Teofimo Lopez in 2019 with his record worsening to 30 wins, five losses and one draw. Ramirez dominated from the start, landing left hooks to the body and having Commey on the ropes in the first and second rounds. Commey fought back in the third round, […]Read more...
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I want to
Black Stars head coach, Chris Hughton, says his focus will be to build a team with the potential of winning matches. Even though he stopped short of guaranteeing Ghana trophies during his 21-month contract, Hughton said his ultimate ambition was to build a competitive and winning team from his talented youngsters with whom he previously worked as the technical advisor of the national team last year, during the tenure of his predecessor, Otto Addo. At his unveiling ceremony at the SG Mall in Kumasi yesterday, the 64-year-old ex-Tottenham Hotspur boss said his ambition to build a formidable side could only […]Read more...
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Paintsil, Ashimeru return
Black Stars coach, Chris Hughton has named Patrick Kpozo, Majeed Ashimeru and Joseph Wollacott in his 25-man squad for this month’s Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifiers against Angola. The former Tottenham Hotspur manager, who took charge of the team last month, also included Edmund Addo of Spartak Subotica and Ransford Yeboah Königsdörffer. Coach Hughton also recalled Belgium-based Joseph Paintsil (Genk) who missed last year’s FIFA World Cup in Qatar.Ghana will play Angola in a double header this month as the Stars look to book a place at the 2023 AFCON in Cote d’Ivoire next year. The Stars will host […]Read more...
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Michael Essien complete
Ex-Black Stars midfielder, Michael Essien, received his badge as a UEFA A Licensed coach after he successfully completed the course. Essien, 40, has a successful playing career having played for top European teams such as Bastia, Lyon, Chelsea, Real Madrid, AC Milan, Panathinaiko, Persib Bandung and Sabail where he ended his playing career. While undertaking his coaching course, the former Ghana international was attached to Nordsjaelland where he worked as an assistant coach. The ex-player broke the new on social media where he expressed gratitude to FC Nordsjaelland and Right to Dream Academy for their support. “Step by step, I […]Read more...
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US-based Henry &
“We want to support them with education, mental health, security, we want them to advance professionally in whatever career they choose, it could be sports, medicine or engineering,” Dr Sai said. He further disclosed that the charity named after two Ghanaian children who lost their lives in Cuba had also concluded a partnership with the Asamoah Gyan Foundation to be in charge of providing career guidance to participants during the Baby Jet U-16 tournament. For his part, the founder of the tournament and former Black Stars captain, Asamoah expressed gratitude to the leadership and members of the charity. He assured […]Read more...
