TB Joshua rescued my Boxing Career – Ayitey Powers

Former Ghanaian professional boxer Ayitey powers has shared his story of how he became a boxer in the first place and how his career was rescued by popular deceased man of God, Prophet T. B Joshua on Lucky TV’s star chat.

Narrating his story he said, “I discovered my passion for boxing at the age of 18 years old, at the time my parents were not in support, because they wanted me to focus my studies and pursue a more traditional career path” But Ayitey’s passion for boxing only grew stronger with each passing day.

He recounted a day when he mastered the courage to approach legendary Ghanaian boxer Prof. Azuma Nelson and a local boxing coach, who agreed to train him without his parents’ knowledge, because he was not in their custody at the moment. For months, Ayitey trained tirelessly, honing his skills and building his strength.

Adding that his parents were shocked to the bone when they eventually found out, but ultimately supportive, seeing the dedication and passion in their son’s eyes. From that day forward, Ayitey’s parents became his biggest fans, cheering him on at every match and encouraging him to chase his dreams.

Ayitey Powers, the Ghanaian boxer, earned the nickname “What Can Come Can Come” after his grueling fight with Joshua Kortey. But few know about the dark days that followed, when Powers found himself begging on the streets for four long years. After returning from London, Powers hit rock bottom, struggling to make ends meet.

But then, he had a revelation – he believed he was called to visit TB Joshua in Nigeria, the controversial pastor known for his alleged prophetic powers.

Desperate for a turnaround, Powers made the journey to Nigeria, seeking a miracle. And then, something remarkable happened, after meeting with TB Joshua, Powers’ fortunes began to change. He started gaining recognition in the boxing world, and his career began to soar high.