From Misbehaving to Knocking Out: The Story of Izzadeen El-Amin Malik
In a small town next to London, a boy was born. He wasn’t just any boy. He was Izzadeen El-Amin Malik or known as Izzadeen Malik El-Amin and he was destined for greatness. that’s what he believed since a young child, nothing was to get in his way, as time goes on he believes the world will see, time will tell.
But let’s rewind a bit. Before he was knocking out opponents left and right, Izzadeen was just a misbehaving school kid due to not knowing any better, he was misunderstood as a kid. His father left him and his mother when he was a baby, leaving him without a male figure to look up to. He had someone who came as a “step father” due to him not being blood related he wasn’t treated right, his life changed for the worst, he had nothing to turn to, As a result, he was lost and angry, and he channelled that anger into boxing. It’s like they say, “If life gives you lemons, punch them in the face.”
After getting kicked out of school at 15, Izzadeen knew that college wasn’t for him. He had challenges mentally due to everything he had to go through as a kid, he had decided to pursue his dream of becoming a boxer from an early age And study Islam. Because why not? It turns out that his faith in God was the key to his success. Izzadeen was on a mission to prove that he was the greatest, and he was willing to knock out anyone who got in his way.
He beat his tough opponent on points in his professional debut in Mexico. Since then, he has been obliterating competitors in Colombia and Mexico.
In his debut year as a professional, he had a perfect record of 5-0 and eliminated four opponents in the first round. Yes, four knockouts in the opening frame. I’m sure his foes couldn’t take off their robes before they collapsed to the ground..
Izzadeen’s journey is a testament to the power of determination and faith. He overcame adversity and found his passion in boxing and Islam. And he’s not done yet. He’s set his sights on a world title, but says its more than a world title for him. and I wouldn’t be surprised if he knocked out the entire world to get it.
So let’s all raise a glove to Izzadeen El-Amin Malik, the boy from Luton, Marsh Farm who became a knockout king.
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