Interview: Biaggio Ali Walsh

By Jeff Zimmerman

Fightnews.com® caught up Biaggio Ali Walsh, the grandson of the GOAT Muhammad Ali as he prepares to get ready for his next amateur MMA fight Nov. 25 in the Professional Fighters League. Ali Walsh talked about his journey into Mixed Martial Arts, the impact of his brother Nico boxing on his decision to fight, the strong support of his parents, the advice his grandfather would give him and his brother if he was still alive today and much more in this exclusive interview.

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  • No disrespect, I wish them the best, but if their last name wasn’t Ali we wouldn’t even know them!

    I will admit, Nico looked a lot crispier his last fight. They are going to move him soooo “strategically” that I guarantee he gets a “title” shot very soon!

    Sucks for the REAL fighters with no high profile promotional backing or famous relatives.

    Unfortunately, boxing is not a hobby or a fad for most of these fighters, this is real life and death, it’s all they have!

    To sit back and see people playing with it is uneasy. Not saying this is completely the case with Ali Walsh, but I’m just not buying what they’re trying to sell us!

    • tired of special p[romotions for certain people with a famous name i dont really know if ali walsh is a good fighter dont really care boxing is a dangerous sport i think they will feed him easy fights and then try to get him a special belt with the words world champion on it

    • Famous name but looks like he is putting in the work and is an interesting alternative to all those building up their careers with talk.

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