Sharif Rahman
Sharif Rahman
Amateur Career
Mayweather Boxing Club
On Youtube
BoxRec lists his amateur record at 4 wins and 6 losses. However, this record is incomplete. He has sparred hundreds of rounds and had over two dozen sanctioned amateur boxing matches. He did much of his early boxing training at the world famous Mayweather Boxing Club, which is owned by Floyd Mayweather. In 2012, he competed in the Silver Gloves Regional Finals held at Victory Park in Pasadena, California. His regional match in the 156 pound weight division was a Nevada vs. California showdown in which Sharif faced another talented teen in Orange County, California’s Ricky Frausto. Sharif defeated Frausto by decision, which gained him first place (winning two Silver Glove medals) and also the prestigious honor of “Outstanding Boxer” in the Senior Division for the tournament.
Interviewed By ESNEWS
In an interview conduct by ESNEWS, Sharif stated that he had 27 amateur boxing wins; he trained for part of his amateur career at the world famous Mayweather Boxing Club in Las Vegas, Nevada.[8]
Professional Career
4 Wins 0 Losses
He boxed in the orthodox stance in the super middleweight division.
He has been featured on the popular website HustleBoss.[6] As of April 2021, he has a professional boxing record of 4 wins and 0 losses.
Rajhman began his professional boxing career on December 12, 2015, by scoring a tko against Alex Asbury at Clarence H. "Du" Burns Arena. He scored his second victory against Curt Johnson at the CommunityAmerica Ballpark in Kansas City, Missouri. On June 28, 2018 when he scored a tko against Tahlik Taylor. On February 6, 2021 he tko'd Gladimir Jacinto at the 2300 Arena in Philadelphia.
Personal Life
According to his Facebook page, Sharif is the father of two children. He is the son of Hasim Rahman. Hasim Rahman won the /WBC/IBF/lineal heavyweight world championship in 2001. His brother is Hasim Rahman Jr., who is also a professional boxer. Sharif Rahman resides in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Hasim Rahman won the world championship in 2001 by defeating Lennox Lewis. He lost the title later in the same year to Lewis in a rematch. In a 2018 interview by the website Boxingtalk, Sharif spoke about his father:
I say it all the time that my father is a real life cheat code.
He gives me advice on everything I need and I can call him and say I'm fighting a dirty fighter, or a tall fighter and he'll know exactly what to tell me.
He knows me better than most people and I feel like having him in my corner gives me that extra boost and rush of adrenaline rush.
He's been a huge blessing and I wouldn't trade him in for the world.
Having a father that's been to the top of the stop having given me a lot of knowledge on what goes on behind the scenes.
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