A man pretending to be Kanye West got a beating of a lifetime from the son of a former heavyweight champion. In a local competition, everyone was surprised when a Pro boxer decided to enter in the ring and fight.
Hasim Rahman Jr, was in the news for his fight against Jake Paul. However, before taking on Paul, He took on a fake Kanye West. The son of former world heavyweight champion Hasim Rahman, has been making waves in the boxing world since he turned professional in 2017.
Rahman Fights a Fake Kanye West
With a solid amateur background and a fighting spirit inherited from his father, Rahman Jr has carved out a promising career in the ring. Recently, the 6 feet 3 inches southpaw got in the ring at a local tournament and brutally KO-ed a Kanye West impersonator.
Pro boxer Hasim Rahman Jr just KO’d a Kanye impersonator at a backyard boxing event 😭 pic.twitter.com/6oBt6LLeim
— Happy Punch (@HappyPunch) March 17, 2024
West has never entered in the boxing ring but as per reports he came close when Jake Paul made him an offer to fight Pete Davidson.
Rahman Jr’s journey in boxing
Long before he stepped into the professional arena. As an amateur, he reportedly had over 100 fights, gaining valuable experience and honing his skills. This extensive background laid the foundation for his transition to the pro ranks.
In his five years as a professional, Rahman Jr has fought 14 times, with an impressive record of 12 wins, one loss, and six knockouts . Let’s take a closer look at some of his notable bouts:
- Greg Hardy (2022): In a recent clash, Rahman Jr faced the undefeated Greg Hardy. Despite a valiant effort, Rahman Jr fell short, losing via unanimous decision. However, his performance showcased his resilience and determination.
- James McKenzie Morrison (2022): Another tough opponent, Morrison, handed Rahman Jr his first knockout loss. The fight took place at the Virgin Hotels Las Vegas, leaving Rahman Jr with valuable lessons to learn.
- Nathan Bedwell (2021): Rahman Jr secured a technical knockout victory against Bedwell, demonstrating his power and skill in the ring.
- Mario Rodriguez Juarez (2021): In a closely contested bout, Rahman Jr emerged victorious by majority decision. His ability to adapt and strategize was evident throughout the fight.
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