The Ghana Boxing Authority (GBA) President, Abraham Kotei Neequaye, Vice Chairman of Promotions, Michael Tetteh, and Deputy Communications Director, Eyram Dady are in Tulsa, Oklahoma monitoring and observing the training of Dogbie.
They are also providing him with prayers and moral support before, during, and after his fight on April 1, 2023.
The GBA has sent a goodwill wish to Isaac Dogboe, “The Royal Storm” who is the current North American Boxing Federation (NABF) Featherweight champion against Robeisy Ramirez on Saturday, April 1st,2023 at the Hard Rock Casino in Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA for the WBO featherweight world title.
The former WBO Super Bantamweight Champion has an official record of 26 fights,2 losses,24 wins with 15 knockouts is looking forward of becoming a two time world champion against the Cuban opponent, Robeisy Ramirez also with an official record of 12 fights,1 loss,11 wins with 7 by way of knockouts.
The GBA has been monitoring Dogboe’s training regime and has no doubt in his ability to become a two-time world champion against a Cuban and southpaw boxer, Ramirez.
The GBA President,Abraham Kotei Neequaye, who is currently in the United States of America for the fight is highly optimistic of a sound victory for Dogboe and on behalf of the entire GBA Executive Board Members, the Ghana Boxing Supporters Union, members of the boxing Fraternity and all well-Wishers in Ghana and beyond wishes Isaac Dogboe the very best of luck underpinned by intelligence, wisdom, and creativity in the ring.
The GBA encourage all Ghanaians especially the Boxing fraternity to remember Isaac Dogboe in their prayers to help him triumph in the ring on Saturday.
“Isaac “The Royal Storm” Dogboe, we know you will fight tirelessly for mother Ghana and lift our flag very high. We believe in your ability and capability to reposition yourself at your current comfortable weight at the featherweight division. You are the best” said the Communications Director of the GBA.
Also in the USA bringing exclusive news and interviews is Nat Attoh of Joy Sports fame.
