Emmanuel Clottey, the elder brother of Joshua Clottey is making a return to the ring after a two year hiatus.
Over the last few years Emmanuel has been confronted with managerial and promotional problems, and these were further compounded with straight losses in his last three bouts.
Clottey is scheduled to fight a yet-to-be-named opponent in the US early next month and wants to use the opportunity to end the chain of poor performances.
Emmanuel Clottey known as Sleek in the ring has recorded 24 wins and six losses in his 16-year professional career. He insists that the sport is yet to see the best of him.
Source: Joy Sports/Ghana
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