Raphael Nii Ankrah and Micheal Kouame Misunderstanding In March Explained

Raphael Nii Ankrah and Micheal Kouame are tennis player, who participated in the recent march at Accra Sports Stadium in Accra, Ghana.
After they shook hands, things started to go wrong, after one player hit another on the court during a youth tennis event in Ghana, netizens have gone crazy. The aftermath of this incident is trending on Twitter, as many people are curious about what happened.
 
Video footage shows Michael Kouame slapping Raphael Nii Anrakh. The video has also gone viral across the web. The video has gained a lot of attention on the internet and has gone viral.
Raphael Nii Ankrah got public attention due to the occurrence, as Raphael Nii Ankrah is ranked 589th in the ITF Junior World Rankings. Anrakh is only 16 years old at the moment, and he moved to the next round after defeating Michael Kouame.
In the second round, Nii will face fellow countryman Ishmael Nii Nortey Dowuona.
In the first round of the ITF junior event, Raphael Ankrah defeated Michael Kouame of France by scores of 6-2, 6-7, 7-6, and Kouame, apparently upset about something, smacked Ankrah while shaking hands.
The spectators in the stands, as well as Raphael, were clearly taken aback by the slap. The slap did not put an end to the mayhem. Following that, there was a brawl between the two camps of Raphael and Michael.
Kouame has since apologized for his behavior, issuing an Instagram message of regret. He writes, “I sincerely regret my actions on Tuesday at the ITF Tournament in Ghana against Raphael Nii Ankrah.”
He claimed many people in the crowds had verbally attacked him, including comments of hate and insults directed at his mother.
Due to this and an intense match, Michael could not control his frustration and anger. As a result, at the conclusion of the match, he slapped Raphael in the face to express his irritation and disapproval.
He went on to say, “However, that does not excuse my behavior. I would like to apologize to Raphael publicly. I was wrong and completely out of line.”