WBA International super welterweight champion Joshua �Hitter� Clottey has joined optimists who believe Hip-Life ace Castro has not joined the ancestral world yet.
He debunked speculations that Black Stars captain Asamoah Gyan had a hand in the artist�s disappearance.
To him, there was no way Gyan would sacrifice his musician friend. �Asamoah will never do that. After all, he has a large following, and so if indeed he wants to sacrifice somebody, it could be any of his many fans and not Castro.
�Let me tell you something, I saw Castro in a dream, held his hands and asked him why he has allowed many to worry over his disappearance and he said jokingly, �Go away!�.
�I believe Castro is not dead, he will definitely come back. I believe he is still alive,� the former IBF Welterweight champion said on Happy FM.
Castro and his female friend Janet Bandu had gone missing for close to two months after an expedition to an Ada-based resort in the company of Asamoah Gyan and other friends.
Meanwhile, 36-year-old Clottey has cut short his mission in the USA due to his Mexican opponent�s ankle injury, ruling out their December 6, 2014 clash.
Clottey is expected back home this week.
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