Abigail Quartey has made history by becoming Ghana's first female world boxing champion. On November 24, 2024, she defeated Sangeeta Birdie from the UK at the iconic Bukom Boxing Arena, securing the WIBF World Super Bantamweight title by unanimous decision.

Quartey's victory is a testament to her hard work, determination, and skill. She delivered an outstanding performance, showcasing her superior strategy, power, and precision throughout the fight. The judges' scores of 98-91 reflected Quartey's dominance in the ring.

This historic achievement marks a significant milestone in Quartey's career. With nine wins from ten professional bouts and six knockouts, she has established herself as a formidable force in the boxing world. Her ranking as the number one boxer in Ghana and 50th out of 170 globally in her division cements her status as a rising star on the international stage.

Quartey's win has inspired aspiring athletes, especially women, to challenge stereotypes and break into traditionally male-dominated sports. Her success advocates for more support and visibility for female athletes in Ghana. As celebrations pour in, Quartey's victory not only elevates her career but also shines a spotlight on Ghana's thriving boxing culture.

Quartey's journey is a reminder that passion, perseverance, and skill can shatter barriers, inspiring generations to come. Her achievement calls for increased investment in nurturing female talent in sports, paving the way for future champions. As Ghana celebrates Quartey's historic win, the nation looks forward to seeing more talented female athletes emerge and make their mark on the world stage.