Bektemir Melikuziev is an Uzbek professional boxer. The boxer and his two elder brothers were reared by their parents, as well as teachers. Bektemir Melikuziev is an Uzbek professional boxer. The amateur record of the Uzbek puncher is amazing. The 27-year-old boxer earned silver medals in the 2016 Summer Olympics and the 2015 AIBA World Boxing Championship during his amateur career. He also has several additional honors to his name.
The teenage boxer, commonly known as Bek-The Bully, avenged himself by winning a Lopsided Decision in the rematch with Gabe Rosado. The Uzbek puncher beat Gabe Rosado in a rematch on Showtime Pay-Per-View as part of the Gervonta Davis-Ryan Garcia undercard. Melikuziev (12-1, 9 KOs) easily defeated his opponent at super middleweight. Because of his professional achievement, there has been a lot of interest in Melikuziev’s personal life. Let’s take a look at the brilliant boxer’s parents, siblings, and relatives.
Where Are Bektemir Melikuziev’s Parents From? Nationality And Ethnicity
Bektemir Melikuziev was born on April 13, 1996, in Shoimbek, Uzbekistan, to parents. Bektemir Rozmatjon Ogli Meliqoziyev was born. Bek-The Bully is another moniker for the young boxer. Bektemir Melikuziev is an Uzbek. As a result, his nationality is Uzbek. Bektemir said in an interview with NY Fights that both of his parents are teachers. However, the boxer’s father and mother’s identities are yet to be disclosed. Melikuziev is the youngest of his parents’ three children. The 27-year-old warrior grew up in his native nation with his two older siblings/brothers, surrounded by the love and support of his mother and father.
During the same interview, the professional boxer disclosed that his whole family is made up of athletes, and his father has always longed for one of the Melikuziev brothers to be an athlete. Despite being the youngest, Bektemir usually came out on top when he challenged his older siblings. He went on to say, “I was always getting into trouble and fights as a young boy.” “I used to thrash my older brothers.” We’d get into fights like brothers when we were younger, and I’d always come out on top,” the fighter added.
Bektemir Melikuziev’s Father Recognized His Son’s Ability
Bektemir Melikuziev’s father urged him to seek a career as a professional boxer after seeing his son’s strength. Bektemir’s father sent him to a buddy who happened to be a karate instructor to learn to box. When he was nine years old, the Uzbek boxer started his career. With the help of his karate instructor, he began to practice several styles of boxing. However, the youthful Bektemir was not particularly fond of boxing.
However, he began to take boxing seriously the next year. The great athlete also said that his moniker “Bully” arose from his habit of fighting and getting into trouble as a kid. Bektemir “Bek-The Bully” Melikuziev is said to be under contract with Golden Boy Promotions and World of Boxing. The Uzbek boxer’s career highlights include the 2015 Doha Aiba World Boxing Championships, the 2015 and 2017 Asian Championships, and the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio. Bek-The Bully made his professional debut against Martin Fidel Rios of Argentina. Melikuziev knocked Rios out in the first round and won the fight with a left punch to the body.
