British boxer and junior welterweight, Ohara Davies, has said that his participation in Sharaf Mahama's Battle of the Beast boxing event is a turning point in his career as a boxer.

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Responding to the question of whether he sees Sharaf's boxing event as a turning point in his career, the boxer confidently said;

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"Absolutely! Because I see big things for boxing in Africa, and I feel passionate about it because that's where I'm from. I would like to be an ambassador for the progression of boxing in Ghana," he told The Independent Ghana Journalist Amanda Cartey during their weigh-in ceremony on June 12 at Bukom Park.

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Sharaf Mahama, CEO of Legacy Rise Sports and son of President John Dramani Mahama, is set to host “Battle of the Beasts” fight night, described by organizers as the “biggest boxing event in recent times” at the Bukom Boxing Arena this Friday, 13 June 2025.

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The junior welterweight will take on 22-9-3 (13 KOs) Tanzanian Mohamed Aliseni over eight rounds, having initially retired in the aftermath of his October defeat to hotshot prospect Adam Azim.

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All is set for the much-anticipated event as boxing lovers gather at the iconic Bukom Boxing Arena this evening to witness world-class action, with local and international boxers battling for supremacy.

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The main attraction of the night will see Ghana’s Jacob Dickson (aka The Beast) face off against American fighter Andrew Tabiti (also nicknamed The Beast) in a fierce contest for the WBC Africa Bridgerweight Title—a bout that has sparked major excitement among fans.

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Another fan-favorite clash features Abubakar Kamoko (aka Bukom Tilapia), son of the legendary Bukom Banku, who will take on Stephen Ackon in a bout that promises energy, power, and passion.

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Also on the card, Haruna Mohammed (aka Thunder) will defend his National Cruiserweight Title against Abdulai Ahmed from Fit Square Gym.

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With ten thrilling bouts lined up, this fight night is curated by former world champion Amir Khan in collaboration with Legacy Rise Sports Promotions.

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At a press conference held at the Multichoice Office in Achimota on Wednesday, Sharaf Mahama expressed his commitment to giving Ghanaian boxers the global exposure they deserve.

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He commended all the foreign boxers who traveled to Ghana to be part of the event and extended gratitude to the sponsors and partners who are making the night possible.

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Renowned trainer Coach Ofori Asare of Wisdom Boxing Gym highlighted the importance of fair officiating, especially in the highly anticipated bout between his fighter, Theo Allotey (aka Lopez), and Daniel Selassie Gorsh, who will be defending his WBO Africa Bantamweight title.

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Asare described Allotey as a seasoned fighter whose experience and transition from amateur to professional ranks make him the right contender for the title.

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“Boxing is not about trash talk—it’s about delivering in the ring,” Asare said, adding that his fighters are ready to impress fans with dominant performances.

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Coach Carl Lokko of Bronx Boxing Club emphasized his gym’s reputation as the “house of champions,” stating that although his boxers often miss out on amateur national team selections, they consistently shine at the professional level.

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In his brief but confident remarks, reigning WBO Africa champion Daniel Gorsh promised fireworks, declaring, “On the D-day, we shall see who is who.”

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On Thursday, fans got a chance to see their favorite fighters up close during the official weigh-in and public appearance at Bukom Square Park.

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