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Adama Addy, the trainer for former IBF bantamweight champion, Joseph Agbeko says his boxer will reduce Yonnhy Perez into an ordinary boxer on December 11.
The Ghanaian will face undefeated Perez in a rematch for the IBF bantamweight title in Washington.
Coach Addy and Agbeko are currently rounding up their training in New York for the fight which is considered as a make or break for the Ghanaian boxer.
Agbeko lost the IBF bantamweight title to Perez in October last year and has since vowed to avenge the defeat.
Speaking to Joy Sports from the training camp in New York, Coach Addy conceded the fight was a tough one.
He said Agbeko was prepared to stop Yonnhy.
Source: Joy Sports/Ghana
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