Ghanaian-British boxing sensation Seth Gyimah, widely known as 'Freezy Macbones',has made a significant decision to support Ghana's quest for qualification in the 2024 Paris Olympic Games.

'Freezy Macbones' gained prominence with his remarkable four-round knockout victory over a seasoned UK boxer at London's Copper Box Arena.

Having faced a dilemma regarding which nation to represent at the international level since his move in 2012, the 33-year-old has ultimately chosen to compete for Ghana.

In an official statement released on Monday, August 14, the boxer confirmed his commitment to represent Ghana by joining the country's amateur boxing team, commonly referred to as the Black Bombers.

“I have been called on to represent my country, Gahan, at the upcoming 2024 Olympic Games in Paris, France. This will commence after the African qualification bouts next month in Dakar, Senegal,” Freezy Macbones stated.

The boxer, who has commenced training ahead of the qualifiers, noted that it would be a dream come true if he could qualify for the Olympic Games and win gold for the country.

“I am currently training hard to make it past the qualifiers and bring back the Gold next year. This opportunity to represent my home country at the world’s biggest sporting event is a dream come true,” he added.

The path to becoming a boxer for Freezy Macbones started during his time as a mason in Ghana, and his story has served as a source of inspiration for numerous individuals in the nation.

Often likened to the iconic boxer Mike Tyson, Freezy Macbones has openly voiced his ambition to secure a world title in the near future.