🥊 Nicknamed 'The Assassin' 🥊 Inspired by Amir Khan 🥊 World’s leading lightweight prospect Meet one of Britain's most exciting boxing talents, Adam Azim
He was on the undercard of his hero Amir Khan’s final fight – a loss to Kell Brook – and his next fight comes almost a year after the Liverpool banger, who is also of Pakistani descent, is recognised as one of Britain’s most exciting fighters, and he is determined to emulate his successes while remaining wary that Khan ultimately fought on for too long.
“My dad used to take me to his fights. When I was a kid I was inspired by Amir Khan. He’s done so much in the sport; I want to do the same. I’ve got a picture of me ringside, watching him fight, as a little kid. As with Azim there have been predictions of world titles for his stablemates Chris Billam-Smith, Daniel and Caroline Dubois and Ellie Scotney, and unsurprisingly, given her reputation, Azim – whose older brother Hassan and WBO cruiserweight champion Lawrence Okolie are further stablemates – believes Caroline Dubois is the most talented of them all.
“[Scotney’s] brilliant as well. She’s a high work-rate fighter; her IQ level’s really good, and she trains really hard. She pushes me, and I push her. She’s definitely going to be a world champion as well.
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