Canadian based Ghanaian boxer Theothilus Owusu is expressing optimism ahead of his bout against Petr Novak on Thursday April 4, 2024 at the Montreal Casino in Montreal, Canada.
The 29-year-old who had is debut bout two years ago has made 7 appearances the ring with 5wins (2KOs) and 2 loses (2KOs).
The orthodox boxer who is expected to add the Czech Republican to his list of recent victims in the 6 round Super Lightweight contest under the auspices of Quebec Boxing Commission with promoter Yvon Michel of GYM Promotions.
Petr Novak, 24 comes into the Thursday’s much talked about with record of just a win in his only professional bout against Ota Mrvik in February 2024.
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“I am determine to make a huge impact in the sport and that starts from my next fight against Novak. He is a good boxer but I am confident of a victory on the night.
Have trained and prepared adequately for a day like this and I’m surely going to make it count” says confident Owusu.
A victory against Petr Novak will open doors for him for several fighting shots.
Story by Michael Okuley
Last Updated on March 20, 2026 by Samuel Kwame Boadu
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