Four rising stars from Ivan Bruce Cudjoe’s Cabic Management & Promotions are setting their sights on continental and international titles after a series of eye-catching performances in the ring.
The quartet — Emmanuel Mankattah, Kofi Dana, Emmanuel Quaye, and Michael Darko — shared their ambitions during interviews on The Big Fight Night television program, each declaring readiness to push Ghana’s boxing legacy to new heights.
Mankattah, the reigning UBO Africa Super Featherweight Champion, has thrown down a challenge to compatriot Wasiru Mohammed after impressing at the recent Bishop Boxing Promotions event with a dominant display.
From the north, Kofi Dana, Ghana’s UBO Welterweight Champion, reflected on his transformation in the sport after early struggles. Now brimming with confidence, he has called out several domestic rivals, including two Ghana Armed Forces boxers.
Veteran campaigner Emmanuel Quaye, holder of the West African Super Welterweight title, has set his sights on continental contests. Trained by Coach Asare, Quaye insists he is prepared for elite-level competition as he builds toward a potential world title shot.
Nicknamed “The Chorkor Dynamite”, Michael Darko believes opponents are deliberately avoiding him. His next possible bout could be against Mustapha Kamoko, son of the flamboyant ex-boxer Bukom Banku — a generational clash that is already attracting attention.
Cabic matchmaker Sam Nana Gold praised the discipline and determination of the fighters, describing them as Ghana’s next big boxing prospects. The stable is set to feature all four boxers at major fight nights in October and December at the Idrowhyt Events Centre in Dansoman.
As Ghana’s boxing tradition continues to produce champions, the Cabic stable’s growing momentum signals the arrival of a new generation of fighters hungry for continental success and global recognition.
By Peter Quao Adattor
