Malik Titus

Name: Malik Titus
Birth Name: Malik Kenneth Titus
Hometown: Baltimore, Maryland, USA
Birthplace: Baltimore, Maryland, USA
Stance: Orthodox
Height: 196cm
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Amateur Boxer: Record

‘’‘Malik Kenneth Titus’’’, known as ‘’‘Malik “King” Titus’’’, is an American professional boxer from Baltimore, Maryland. He competes in the heavyweight division, stands 196 cm (6 ft 5 in), and fights from an orthodox stance.

Early life

Titus was born and raised in Baltimore, Maryland. [ADD VERIFIED DATE OF BIRTH.] He attended [ADD SCHOOL] and began boxing at the age of [ADD AGE].

Amateur career

Titus competed in the super-heavyweight division during his amateur career. He participated in national tournaments, including the National Golden Gloves.

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Professional career

Titus made his professional debut on [ADD VERIFIED DATE] against [ADD OPPONENT], winning by [ADD RESULT].

Known for his size and punching power, Titus recorded 16 knockout victories during his first 18 professional wins.

On June 27, 2026, Titus faced James Willis in a ten-round heavyweight championship bout in Baltimore. Titus won by unanimous decision, with all three judges scoring the contest 98–90.

The victory improved his professional record to 18–1–1 and extended his unbeaten streak to 11 fights. Titus captured the vacant NABC heavyweight championship and three Universal Boxing Federation titles:

• UBF All-Americas Heavyweight Championship
• UBF International Heavyweight Championship
• UBF Inter-Continental Heavyweight Championship

Professional titles

• NABC Heavyweight Champion
• UBF All-Americas Heavyweight Champion
• UBF International Heavyweight Champion
• UBF Inter-Continental Heavyweight Champion

Personal information

• ‘’‘Full name:’’’ Malik Kenneth Titus
• ‘’‘Nickname:’’’ “King”
• ‘’‘Hometown:’’’ Baltimore, Maryland, United States
• ‘’‘Division:’’’ Heavyweight
• ‘’‘Height:’’’ 196 cm (6 ft 5 in)
• ‘’‘Stance:’’’ Orthodox
• ‘’‘Trainer:’’’ [ADD TRAINER]
• ‘’‘Manager:’’’ [ADD MANAGER]
• ‘’‘Promoter:’’’ [James Hogan]

References

• BoxRec professional and amateur boxing records
• Eric Armit, “The Past Week in Action,” PhilBoxing.com, June 30, 2026
• Universal Boxing Federation championship records