Saturday’s ‘Ghana for peace’ boxing show - I’ll stop Banku – Tanzanian opponent

“He will have no place to hide because the ring will be too small for him on Saturday,” Ndomba said.

He was full of smiles as he made his way through protocol at the airport, and when he met the welcoming party he signaled his preparedness for the fight by flexing muscles, showing the curves that have formed out of years of hard work in the gym.

It was clear then that Banku must brace for another tough test following that narrow escape from Hamza Wandera on February 25 this year. On that day, the Ghanaian suffered a first round knock down before stopping his opponent in three rounds at the Accra International Conference Centre.

On the same bill dubbed “Ghana for peace”, Ghana’s Bastie Samir will fight Nigeria’s Sunday ‘King Hammer’ Iyere in a super-middleweight contest, while Frederick Lawson of Ghana fights Miguel Barrionuevo of Argentina for the vacant WBO Youth and WBO International welterweight titles.


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