Premier Beach Resort in Oshiyie, Kokrobite, Accra, is set to host this exciting event, scheduled for December 16. The program, featuring some of the nation's top boxers, aims to set the stage for this year's Boxing Day.

In a Lightweight contest, Samuel Quaye and Derrick Quaye will initiate the bouts, while Godwin Tetteh takes on David Tagoe in a bantamweight matchup. Azumah Mohammed and Issifu Yussif Seidu will face off in a super lightweight contest, and Wisdom Barnor will meet David Quaye in a Bantamweight contest.

Other notable bouts include Israel Commey versus Desmond Pappoe in a welterweight contest and David Ankrah against Henry Malm in a super light contest. Levid Ankrah will compete against Ben Lamptey in a lightweight contest, and Ramatu Quaye will face Janet Acquah in the female category.

In the juvenile bouts, Godfred Coffie will battle Solomon Aryeetey, and Charles Paa Tee Quaye will clash with Mohammed Ablor Sowah. William Afofo will go head-to-head with Osborn Love Omanhene, and Prince Larbi will square off against Ramford Laryea.

The commercial manager for West Africa and Gulf Company Limited expressed enthusiasm, stating, "Supporting youth in sports is a commendable cause. We promptly joined Ambassador Quarcoo and Professor Azumah Nelson in supporting this event. Our commitment to market leadership is reinforced by the extensive experience of our Spanish parent company, the international Venerable Capital Group, with distribution channels spanning Europe, Asia, and Africa."

Ambassador Quarcoo expressed gratitude for the support, emphasizing that the sponsorship sets the stage for the annual Boxing Day festivities during Christmas. He underscored the genuine nature of the boxing event and highlighted Vody as a ready-to-drink alcoholic beverage, blending a classic energy drink with vodka to ensure the right mood and endurance for a lively party.

West Africa and Gulf Company Limited (WAGCOL), established in 2010, is a registered company focused on importing quality and affordable alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, including spirits, wines, beers, juices, and food products, into the Ghanaian market.