Jonathan “Worldwide” Tetteh Outclasses Freezy Macbones in Accra Thriller

The University of Ghana Sports Stadium came alive on Saturday night as Ghanaian boxing sensation Jonathan “Worldwide” Tetteh delivered a commanding performance to defeat Freezy Macbones in a highly anticipated light heavyweight showdown.
The bout headlined a championship boxing night organised by Legacy Rise Sport in partnership with Matchroom Boxing Promotions, drawing a packed crowd of boxing enthusiasts and entertainment lovers.
Tetteh, who entered the contest unbeaten, lived up to expectations by extending his flawless professional record to 10 wins without a loss, further cementing his reputation as one of Africa’s most exciting boxing prospects. With a knockout ratio exceeding 90 percent, the victory underscored his growing dominance in the light heavyweight division.
The contest, which was fought for the WBA Africa Light Heavyweight title, followed weeks of intense build-up and heated exchanges between the two fighters. Tensions spilled into public view during confrontations at Kotoka International Airport and the official face-off at Black Stars Square, heightening anticipation ahead of fight night.
Although full details of the bout’s conclusion are yet to be officially released, Tetteh’s victory marked a significant milestone in his career. Coming off back-to-back wins in late 2024, the Ghanaian boxer showed composure, power, and ring intelligence on one of the biggest stages of his career.
The event also featured a light heavyweight clash between Craig Richards and Dan Azeez, alongside electrifying musical performances, including an appearance by dancehall star Shatta Wale, making it a complete night of sport and entertainment.
Defeating a high-profile opponent like Freezy Macbones on home soil strengthens Jonathan Tetteh’s standing as a rising force in African boxing and positions him for even bigger opportunities on the continental and global stage.
Beyond Tetteh’s individual success, the fight night once again highlighted the depth and competitiveness of Ghana’s boxing scene, which continues to produce world-class talent capable of shining under the brightest ligh





