FREEZY MACBONES Shares His Rise to Boxing Champion & Invites Jake Paul for a fight
April 21, 2026
The Guy Who Swapped a Shovel for Boxing Gloves
I just finished watching the latest episode of Konnected Minds with Derrick Abaitey, and honestly? My skin is still tingling. If you haven’t heard of Freezy MacBones (Seth Gyimah), you’re missing out on one of the most insane comeback stories coming out of Ghana right now.
We always talk about "the grind," but Freezy lived it. He wasn't some kid born into a sports academy. He was a guy working construction, doing the hard labor in Kumasi before moving to the UK. He didn't even start boxing until he was 27. Twenty-seven! Most people think their dreams have an expiration date if they haven't made it by 22. Freezy just proves that time is a construct if you’re willing to work harder than everyone else in the room.
It’s Not Just About the Punch
One thing Derrick really dug into was the mindset. Freezy isn't just fast with his hands; he’s sharp with his vision. He talked about those early days in London, working as a kitchen porter and cleaner just to survive, all while keeping his eyes on the ring. It makes you wonder: what are we complaining about when we have way more resources than he did back then?
He’s got this infectious energy. He calls himself "Freezy" because he’s cool under pressure, but man, the fire he has for Ghana is real. He’s out here representing the flag and showing the world that Ghanaian grit is different.
The Jake Paul Call-Out
Okay, we have to talk about the spicy part. Freezy didn't hold back when the topic of Jake Paul came up. He’s ready. He’s literally inviting him to the ring. And naturally, I’m here for it. Why not? Freezy has the raw power and the actual boxing pedigree to turn that into a legendary night. It’s not just trash talk; it’s a man who knows his worth and isn't afraid to step onto the biggest stage possible.
What I’m Taking Away
If you're feeling stuck in your career or your life right now, you need to watch this. Freezy’s rise to becoming a champion isn’t a fairy tale—it’s a manual on resilience. He didn't wait for permission to be great. He just started swinging.
What’s stopping you from starting your 'round one' today?
Check out the full conversation above. Derrick and Freezy really went deep on this one, and it’s easily one of my favorite episodes so far. Don't forget to subscribe to the channel—the gems being dropped here are exactly what we need as young Africans trying to build something real.