Communications Manager for Bishop Boxing Promotions, Adam Abdul Aziz Crafts is expecting a great turn out and great performance by boxers featuring on the Best of Bukom 2 which comes off at the Bukom Boxing Arena on January 1, 2026.

Speaking to Yours Truly on The Big Fight Night on Omashi TV, he revealed some of the exciting things that boxing fans will see.

According to Aziz all the bouts are what we call 50-50, which means either boxer in red or blue corner can win.he revealed they are using different methods to promote the bouts and create awareness.

He thanked all the boxers for accepting to be on Best of Bukom 2, which comes with a lot of publicity and goodies. "All boxers and people who contribute to the success of the show will receive the special ring" he assured.

The bill is really packed with exciting boxers who can be termed as the Best of Bukom like Haruna Mohammed versus Nii Ashitey Larbie. Henry Malm versus Isaac Commey as well as Africanus Neequaye versus Derrick Quaye, 

Joseph Antwi aka Junior Bazooka will take on Kinda Kouengoue in a heavy contest.

Joseph Jaguar Commey, the UBO Africa and Ghana National Lightweight Champion faces hard hitting, Majid Yakubu.

Caleb Mensah of Wisdom Boxing Gym faces SWAG Best Boxer 2025 Mathias Ashitey of Black Panthers Gym in an amateur contest.

Michael Abban is on the bill against Mushin Kizota.

He expressed that the bill is organised in remembrance of the late Ernest Akushey aka Bahubali and expects that boxers have learnt a lot of lessons from the ban on professional boxing.

He agreed working to close relationship with the Ghana Professional Boxing Interim Management Committee and other partners.

Adam Abdul Aziz Crafts commended Star Assurance for supporting the medical screening.

He noted that security would be cool and one has to get a ticket to enter at a moderate fee.

There would be superb entertainment and lots of fun.

He thanked Dave Bishop for giving him the opportunity to serve boxing and his Bukom community. He also rated Omashi TV as top media  outfit mostly covering boxers and boxing activities,  including big bouts.

By Sammy Heywood Okine