The man behind the floating images from the ‘Rumble to Freedom’ NiiOtoe Bruce-Tagoe and CEO of 29PhotoStudio before the much anticipated fight between George Ashie and Robert Quaye promised his outfit will bring Ghana the best from the fight and he was sport on.
Noted for his spectacular and mouthwatering boxing images, NiiOtoe Bruce-Tagoe from the time he started boxing photography has been commended by many boxing lovers for his extraordinary shots from weigh-ins, press conference, branding to the main fight.
Being one of the best and only known professional boxing photographer in Ghana, much was expected from his work with many patiently waiting for his final works to hit the internet for download.
His contribution to Ghana boxing and its growth is gradually changing the perspective as his works on boxing nights continue to flood airwaves.
Lauded by many, NiiOtoe Bruce-Tagoe in a short interview revealed,
“I am not more about the compliment but the criticisms and contributions by people who have access to my works. We are still working hard to get Ghana boxing to the world stage.
Remember criticisms shape your next line of action while commendations sometimes get you hot-headed. We came to make boxing attractive with branding and photography while other players work on the other structures.”
With his passion ignited for the top and Ghana fully behind him, nothing sure is stopping boxing lovers from enjoying his works anytime soon.
Photo credit: 29PhotoStudio
Frederick Marfo is a sportswriter and social worker well known for his advocacy for equal chances and rights for all athletes, especially those with disabilities.
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