Who was that good Asian British fighter, 1990s

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Who was that good Asian British fighter, 1990s

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I'm trying to remember the name of a exciting, hard hitting, vulnerable Asian/British fighter. He came from a kickboxing background. I recall him saying he was "bullied at school, but became the ultimate bully." Been racking my brain trying to remember who he was.
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Post by KOJOE90 »

Excuse my spelling here but was it Harry Dhami? or something like that?
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Post by Autobarn »

Nah, it wasn't that. He was a Yorkshireman I think. That's all I know. Skinny as well.
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Post by Goz »

Najib Daho maybe?
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Post by Razor »

Nasim :roll:


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Post by Goz »

Or Naseem even!
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Post by Kilburn »

Tanveer Ahmed?
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Post by Autobarn »

Could be. He was either from Bradford or Scotland, my memory fails. I do get the feeling he was a light or a light welter.
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Post by Tehseen »

You're not thinking of Jawaid "Too sleek" Khaliq are ya? Boxed out of Nottingham.
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Post by Autobarn »

The name doesn't sound familiar.

All I remember is that he was vulnerable, either had been knocked down a few times or had a stoppage loss or 2, exciting domestic level fighter - poss British champion - who took up kickboxing when he was bullied at school in a very rough area of the UK, and said "I became the ultimate bully" in a mid/late 90s issue of Boxing News. Maybe lightweight or light welter, exciting fighter.
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Post by bennie »

Kevin Lueshing.
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Post by Autobarn »

no

The British forum is good, but we are shite for mid/late 90s Britain. Even the DVD sellers have nothing from this time below world class.
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Post by Andy Mac »

Kilburn wrote:Tanveer Ahmed?
I was thinking him, and he is Scottish.
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Post by glittermonkey »

Too vague for me. The first post sounds to me like it could be like Khaliq, although I don't remember a kickboxing background. But every post after seems to rule him out.

You're going to have to search the archives for hours on end to see if there's a name that rings a bell, or pray that someone is kind enough to look through their old copies of Boxing News. I'd do it, but mine don't stretch back that far.
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Post by stujones »

I would say it is Ahmed - he was a lightweight, lost to Wayne Rigby in a thriller.
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