Prince "Octopus" Dzanie has signed a 3-year promotional contract with Salita Promotions syndicate in the United States.

The Salita Promotions was established in 2010 and bankrolled by former welterweight boxer Dmitriy Salita.

The undefeated Ghanaian super bantamweight boxer has over the years been managed by Alex Ntiamoah-Boakye’s BoxOffice management and promotional syndicate.

"I'm very elated about this new contract. This is what I have been waiting for, its time to move on" Dzanie said.

"I'm grateful to Alex for his support over the years since 2012 till date. I believe that it is time to move on to face more tough challenges in my journey to becoming a world champion" he added.

Dzanie was scouted by VMS management and TMM Sport Promotions all  based in the United States with Vinny Scolpino and Emmanuel Addo as managers respectively.

Within the three years Salita Promotions commits to getting Prince Dzanie into the rating across the four major sanctioning bodies and a world title shot.

"We are happy to get Prince Dzanie to our stable" Communication director of Salita Promotions.

"We are ready to create the space to pave way to make Prince a world champion. We first wanna get him good fights to get him in the ranking." He added.

The deal will see the former Olympian have shows televised on television networks including Showtime, HBO, ESPN, Spike TV, Universal Sports Network, UFC Fight Pass, DAZN, ESPN+.

The Ukrainian-American young promoter Salita has in his stable undisputed welterweight world Champion female category, Claressa Shields, heavyweight prospects Otto Wallin and  Jarrell "Big Baby" Miller, Vladimir Shishkin and a host of others.

2008 Olympian and Ghanaian Super bantamweight prospect Dzanie (21-0, 17 KOs), will  join the likes of Claressa Shields, Otto Wallin, Jarrell Miller, Vladimir Shishkin but more importantly, he will meet at the stable another undefeated UK based super bantamweight boxer, Thomas Patrick Ward who is currently ranked 7 and 14 by the IBF and WBC respectively.

From Sammy Heywood Okine