It's odd that these two extremely talented fighters have two loses between them, each one of their loses having come at the hands of sub-par journeyman. I think it's safe to say that they have both learned from their mistakes. I think that this fight is much bigger than just a title fight; it will mark the first time a major network, in this case HBO, will showcase two African fighters fighting for a major World Title. It's about bragging rights, east meets west, and there won't be a loser for Africa in this one.

Jontuah and Ouma will have a chance to steal Gatti's thunder with an appealing performance, while making a statement  to the Jr. Middleweight division and the boxing world as well, that Africa can produce not only great warriors, but great Champions.

Most  boxing fans are familiar with the great African champions Azumah Nelson and Dick Tiger, and on Saturday night they will add another name to that special list of warriors. I certainly hope that Jontuah's name will be the addition but we are well aware that Ouma is no walk in the park for us.

We as a team have prepared Kofi well for the biggest day of his life. Jontuah is such a nice guy, you can't imagine him being a fighter. He's extremely laid-back, very quiet, but put him in a boxing ring and all that changes; he becomes a destructive machine out to hurt and inflict pain and damage to anyone in his path. He has good punching power in either hand and if he hits anyone in the Jr. Middleweight division with his best shot, they will be canceled for the night.