Rising Ghanaian prospect Delari Miledi is full of confidence and set on pursuing his world title dreams after signing a new three-year management contract with Landmark Promotions, Ghana’s top boxing promotion and management syndicate.
This new partnership with Landmark Promotions comes at just the right time for Milesi (19-1-1, 15 KOs) as he is ready to launch a career aimed at global success and stardom. He believes that, and previously said of the Armenian-born Canadian slugger: Eric Bazinyan and British light heavyweight world title challenger Lyndon Arthur.
The former Ghanaian and West African super middleweight champion, who just picked up his first win of 2024 with a third-round TKO in Accra last Saturday, says he couldn’t have had a better start to the new year.
“I feel happy. First of all, I would like to thank Almighty God for bringing us all here. I am very happy about this,” he said after the signing ceremony in Accra on Saturday. said Miledi, the West African champion.
“Now it’s my time to step on the international stage and for all professional fighters, this new contract shows that I’ve worked hard. So I’m happy with my team and the world I pray to Almighty God to lift me to the top level so that I can win the title,” added Milesi.
Landmark Promotions CEO Anthony Carmer, who has overseen the boxer’s professional career to date, says his ward is ready to welcome the big boys of world boxing. There is no doubt that he will soon be making his mark on the international stage.
“Delari is now an experienced fighter, so the time has come to sign a promotional contract. We are aiming high for him and this renewal will move him towards his ultimate dream of becoming a world-class hitter. It’s our determination,” said Kelmer, Milediji’s longtime manager.
Also in attendance were Landmark Promotions executives including Justice Oten and Daniel Ivey, as well as the boxer’s technical team led by coach George T. Addy.
“We know it will happen and we are confident that Delali will soon become world champion for Ghana. It will happen soon and that is what we are praying for,” said Adi, who has been in charge of Milesi throughout his career.・The coach boldly stated.
“I want to say to our fans and all Ghanaians, everyone please remember us in your prayers and very soon we will bring glory to Ghana.” A very experienced combat trainer declared.
But no one is more excited about the new process than boxer Delali Miledi, who is in the midst of it all.
This new contract seems to have reignited his dreams and Milady is making a big deal of it as he promises his legions of fans that preparations for the title party will begin soon.
“Ghanaians expect great things from us and we should be ready. There will be fireworks every time we step into the ring. It will take eight months to a year to become world champions,” Milesi vowed. .
