Mustapha Mayweather eyes 2016 Ghana’s Most Strongest title

Mustapha  Mayweather says he is ready for Ghana’s Most Strongest title and this year 2016, he is putting in all the efforts and what it takes to become the champion.

The strong man who trains at the York 250 Gym at Mamprobi in Accra and other places said he has dedicated his life to the competition for the past three years and he believes it is his time to take the title.

“I have trained enough and I know this is my time. Training is different from competition and I pray to get a good day on the final day to show the people of Ghana that there are strong men in the nation,” he said.

Mustapha is known as a gym rat and can stay in the gym for over eight hours expressed that he is ready to train others to be like him and he hopes to carve an impressive image within the sport.
He said he is called Mayweather Junior after the American boxer because he is an idol of the multiple world titlist and wants to make big name like him.
The Accra Zongolane based self-employed confirmed his affection for boxing and named Alhaji Toffik as his director and advisor and a number of companies and individuals like Ghana Manganese Company and KFC.

He disclosed his admiration for boxing and football as he was once a footballer at Tudu Mighty Jets.
He urged young boys to train daily to keep fit and never use their bodies to intimidate people.
He advised girls to try their best to train at least once a week and for the aged he said they must do their best even if there is no motivation.
“Fitness is life and we should not joke with our health,” he advised.
Mustapha Mayweather urged the organisers of the Ghana’s Most Strongest to intensify their campaign for sponsorship and market the competition to attract foreign support.
He prayed that all sports disciplines would be given equal attention because not everybody wants to watch football or can play football.

“I was a top striker, but now am doing power lifting. I call it power, because I have the power,” he said.