What did boxer Nelson Azumah change his name to?
Azumah Nelson Azumah Nelson Azumah Nelson (born 19 July 1958) is a Ghanaian former professional boxer. Widely considered the greatest African boxer of all time, and is currently the 17th greatest pound for pound boxer of all time in Boxrec's ranking, he held the WBC featherweight title once and the WBC super featherweight title twice. Nelson had a stellar amateur career, competing at the 1978 All-Africa Games and 1978 Commonwealth Games where he won gold medals in the Featherweight class, and compiling an Amateur Record of 50–2. Nelson's professional boxing debut, in 1979, did not generate much attention, except in Ghana, where
Azumah Nelson his father, who is confident in him dominating the sport. Azumah Junior has set his sights on becoming a greater legend than his father. Nelson gained national hero status in Ghana. He is widely recognized by boxing fans and critics as the greatest fighter ever to come out of this coastal African nation. He was selected to the International Boxing Hall of Fame on 8 January 2004. He was inducted 13 June 2004. He is also a member of the World Boxing Hall of Fame. Nelson also has endured personal loss – his wife of many years died during the