IBO world super-lightweight champion Adam Azim commits long-term future to BOXXER

Adam Azim commits long-term future to BOXXER

Fast-rising super-lightweight superstar Adam Azim, one of the most exciting young fighters in world boxing, has signed a new contract with BOXXER , committing his future to the next-generation boxing promotion.

Azim first signed with BOXXER in 2021, just one fight into his professional career. Since then, the electrifying 23-year-old has quickly established himself as one of the sport’s brightest young stars.

Under the BOXXER banner, Azim has made history, winning and defending the European Title in record time, before announcing himself on the world stage with the ninth-round stoppage of former world champion Sergey Lipinets to capture the IBO World super-lightweight crown.

Having signed a new promotional pact with BOXXER, the undefeated fighter is ready to take his next steps towards global domination as he targets world glory and the biggest fights in the division.

Adam Azim said: “I am very happy to sign this new deal with BOXXER. They have been with me from the start, and together we have already achieved so much. I know I have the right team around me to take me to the top and continue to build a massive fanbase on the biggest platforms. I’m excited for this next chapter. I want to fight for world titles and test myself against the best fighters out there. I’m ready to show the world what I’m truly capable of.”

Ben Shalom, BOXXER Founder and CEO, said: “Adam Azim is a generational talent and one of the most exciting fighters in world boxing. We’re thrilled he has chosen to commit his future to BOXXER. He has all the attributes to become a global superstar, and we will provide him with the biggest platforms and the biggest fights to enable him to fulfil his potential.’’

DID YOU KNOW? Adam Azim's IBO world super-lightweight title was once held by Manny Pacquiao in 2009. He won it from Ricky Hatton in the 'Hitman's' fourth defence, and has also been held by the likes of Roger Mayweather way back in 1994.