Samuel Quaye challenges Daniel Quaye to showdown
Young boxer Samuel Quaye, a young super lightweight boxer, has publicly challenged his namesake Daniel Quaye to a fight in the super lightweight division, vowing to teach him a lesson in the sport.
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Samuel considers Daniel to be no match for him and sees this bout as an opportunity to establish himself in the super lightweight division and achieve greatness.
The two boxers have been engaging in a war of words, each claiming dominance over the division. Samuel believes that the only way to settle the score is through a fight in the ring.
“I want that fight to really happen because he has been portraying himself as the best, but I want to prove to him that he is not.
“He is not what people think he is and I am ready to teach him a bitter lesson when the fight takes place,” Samuel said confidently.
Samuel, with a record of 2-1 and no knockouts, and Daniel, with a record of 2-0-1 and 2 knockouts, have both impressed in the Ghana Boxing Authority's (GBA) Professional Boxing League. Many fans and experts have eagerly anticipated a showdown between these two talented fighters, believing it could be one of the league's most exciting matchups.
When asked about his future ambitions, Samuel expressed his admiration for his mentor Azumah Nelson and aspires to follow in Azumah's footsteps and aims to surpass the legend’s record of holding the WBC super featherweight title for 11 years.
Samuel boldly declared his intention to win a world title and defend it for an astonishing 30 years.
"I want to send a message to Azumah Nelson that while he held a world title for 11 years, I am prepared to claim one and defend it for 30 years," Samuel proclaimed with determination.
