For the first time female juvenile boxers mounted the ring with Najat Lokko and Ruby Larkai selling out an exhibition bout to the  delight of the crowd which included Ghana Boxing Authority (GBA) President, Abraham Neequaye, Maxwell Techie, CEO IMAX  Media, Cephas Takyi of Max TV, Michael Annan of Dons Promotion and John Marfo.

Other boxing dignitaries in attendance were former IBF bantamweight champion Joseph Agbeko and George
Ashie, the IBF Inter-Continental super lightweight title holder, who wished compatriot Emmanuel Tagoe success as he takes on Ryan Garcia in the USA in a world title eliminator.

Emmanuel Noi Mensah of Seconds Out Gym put up a good show but met a tough customer John Quaye of Sea View Gym in an exciting super featherweight clash.

The judges scored the bout 54-60, 53-60, 54-60 in favour of stylish Quaye who was declared best boxer on the night.
Perhaps, the fight which got most fans talking was the lightweight clash between Michael Offei Dodoo of Attoh Quarshie  Club and Eric Quarm of Fit Square Gym which was declared a no contest.

It was a close contest which the judges first scored 57-58, 55-58, 59-55 in favour of Quarm. However, the technical director of the GBA, Shadrack Acquaye, later changed the verdict and declared the bout a no contest after a review.

In the opening bout on the night, Enoch Tetteh of Sonia Gym stopped Mawuli of Akotoku Academy in the second round of their six-round bantamweight contest, while Eric Tetteh of Palm Springs Gym showed a lot of resilience but lost to Prince Amarquaye of Black Panthers Gym who scored a unanimous points victory in their six-round featherweight clash.

Charles Yaw Tetteh of Panix Gym defeated Solomon Nettey of Wisdom Gym in six-round lightweight thriller. The judges scored the bout 60-54,60-53,60-53 in favour of Tetteh.

The event was broadcasted LIVE on Max TV nationwide and also streamed live worldwide.