Ali Tazeem Boxer Died In Birmingham Car Accident, Twitter Pays Its Tribute

Ali Tazeem, a young boxer from the UK, died in a fatal car accident that took place in Birmingham. According to sources, a car and a bus collided at a junction in Birmingham.

Three people were seriously injured. Sadly, Ali died in the accident. The injured were taken to the hospital. No further has been received regarding the accident.

Tazeem's death came as a shock to the British boxing community. He will be remembered as a talented boxer who was young and hardworking.

Ali Tazeem does not have a Wikipedia page, but details about his life are available on various websites on the internet. He was born in Wolverhampton, the UK in 2004.

The 18-year-old won 15 international gold medals in a 51-bout amateur career and received a glowing endorsement from British boxing legend Amir Khan who predicted: “He will be the next me and make history.”

Ali's friends and family described him as a dedicated and hardworking individual and are devastated by his untimely demise.

The age of Ali Tazeem was 18 years old. He was born in 2004 and has an estimated net worth of around $50,000.

Tazeem was the youngest ever to sign a promotional deal with Probellum. He was active on Instagram under the handle  which has over 6.3k followers.

He used to earn from brand endorsements and sponsorship deals.