I will beat Tetteh – Emenogu
November 4, 2013 by Kazeem Busari Leave a Comment
Davidson Emenogu
Nigerian
boxer, Davidson Emenogu, (16-1, 10 KO) insists he is ready to spill
blood for the vacant WBO International light middleweight title when he
squares up against Ghana’s Ishmael Tetteh on November 16 in Southampton,
England.
Davidson is current WBO African light
middleweight champion, Australia light middleweight champion and Pan
Pacific light middleweight champion.
A packed bill will see Davidson fight
for the title, which is now vacant after he was stripped of it having
failed to defend it in over a year.
Davidson opted to defend the WBO title
in Nigeria but several factors prevented the fight. If he beats Tetteh,
he will get a top 10 ranking with the WBO, which puts him in the
position for a world title tilt in the future.
“I want to get this out of the way
because the biggest picture in front of me now is to destroy this boy
and get him out of the way,” Davidson told reporters in Southampton
during an open workout on Thursday.
“I think in four or five fights I will be there and get to the number one spot.
“Winning this fight would put me back in
the world top 10 and that is a platform to get ready. I am going to be
focussed and training properly.
“I will be very professional because I
have the back up now and I need to stand my ground properly and pray to
God to stay safe from injury and then my dream will come true.
“When I went back home (in Nigeria) I was training properly, running every day and now I’m here I am blending it up.”
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