According Kotei, the assertion that Ghana boxing was dead cannot be true, but rather there had been so much progress, coupled with the large pool of talents at the disposal of the nation.

"Ghana boxing can't be dead considering the progress we have made and the vast talents we posses as a nation.

"We have to take advantage of the talents at our disposal and nurture them well to dominate other weight categories and develop more champions.

"Ghana has been blessed with lots of boxers that is why we are touted as a boxing nation, but I think we need to go the grassroot and motivate these boxers because if you to places like Bukom, Nima, James Town among many others you would be marveled by the talent abound in boxing," he told GNA Sports.

He said, Ghana has made massive progress in the sport of boxing, as compared to other to other African countries,  adding that alone represent progress.

"I think we have also progressed in boxing compared to other Africa countries. We have produced more boxing champions over the past decades as compared to other nations, who have produced fewer champions," he noted.

Ghana, at the moment can boast of one world champion Isaac Dogboe, with prospects like of Richard Commey and Ducah Micah also making significant strides in the division to annex a world title in the near future.