Nii Kwame Larweh

George Faho Mensah, the rising welterweight star known to his fans as “Stopper,” delivered a stunning first-round knockout against his Burkinabe opponent, Patrice Sou Toke, during a scheduled 10-round bout on Saturday, March 22, 2025. The electrifying victory took place in Lome, Togo, further solidifying Mensah’s reputation as one of Africa’s most promising boxers.
Mensah, with his record now standing at an impressive 10-1-0, wasted no time in overpowering the experienced 42-year-old Sou Toke, whose record dropped to 23-13-1 following the defeat. The young Ghanaian boxer credited his swift triumph to divine intervention and the unwavering support of his team. “I give thanks to the Almighty for this quick win, my management at SP Sport Management Team for their massive support, and my family and friends for their prayers and motivation,” Mensah said after the fight.
The victory adds to Mensah’s growing legacy as a feared contender in the welterweight division, with opponents increasingly wary of facing him in the ring. His manager, Samuel Darkwa Agyei of SP Management, expressed confidence in Mensah’s trajectory, hinting at ambitious plans for the future. “We are looking forward to securing international bouts in countries like South Africa, Namibia, Tanzania, or Nigeria, and possibly even Europe or America,” Agyei revealed. “The sky is the limit, and George will certainly become a champion.”
Mensah’s recent string of victories has not only showcased his skill but also expanded his fanbase across the continent. With each fight, the charismatic boxer continues to attract new supporters, steadily building a reputation as a favorite in African boxing circles. As he edges closer to his goal of becoming a champion, Mensah’s journey is one to watch in the world of professional boxing.