Based in London, England, the athlete and student has made significant strides in his boxing career. He began boxing at age 15 at South Norwood and Victory Amateur Boxing Club in London. Encouraged by a friend after a sparring session, he sought out a boxing gym to hone his skills.

| Season | Event | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| 2016 | Men's Light Heavyweight | B Bronze |
In addition to his athletic pursuits, he is also a student at Queen Mary University of London. He is studying Sports Management and Sports Science. Balancing academics with sports, he aims to leverage his education to further his career in sports.
He looks up to US boxers Joe Frazier and Andre Ward. These athletes have inspired him throughout his journey in boxing. Their careers serve as benchmarks for his aspirations in the sport.
He has Ghanaian roots through his parents and was eligible to compete for Ghana at the 2012 Olympic Games in London. However, he chose to focus on making Team GB for the 2016 Games in Rio de Janeiro. This decision allowed him to stay on track with his Olympic ambitions.
Looking ahead, he plans to continue competing at high levels and aims for further success in international competitions. His background in sports science and management will undoubtedly support his future endeavours both inside and outside the ring.
His journey from sparring with friends to training under a national coach exemplifies his dedication and passion for boxing. With continued hard work, he is poised for more achievements in the sport.
Based in London, England, the athlete and student has made significant strides in his boxing career. He began boxing at age 15 at South Norwood and Victory Amateur Boxing Club in London. Encouraged by a friend after a sparring session, he sought out a boxing gym to hone his skills.