Few British prospects have moved from “one to watch” to world champion as fast as Adam Azim. The 24-year-old from Slough stopped Sergey Lipinets in February 2025 to claim the vacant IBO super-lightweight title (ESPN UK’s divisional rankings), and alongside the ring résumé there’s a tangle of unanswered fan questions — his exact net worth, his marital status, even his height — that this profile sorts from the verified facts.
Record: 15-0-0, 13 KOs (BoxRec 2025 snapshot) · Titles: IBO World super-lightweight champion (2025) · Height: 5′ 10″ (178 cm) · Age: 24 (born July 21, 2002) · Nationality: British (Slough, Berkshire)
Quick snapshot
- British professional boxer, born 21 July 2002 in Slough, Berkshire, UK (Wikipedia (collaborative encyclopedia))
- Undefeated professional record of 15-0-0 (Box.Live (boxing statistics tracker))
- IBO World super-lightweight champion since 1 February 2025 (Champinon.info’s fight listing)
- Exact net worth — no official figure published (Mabumbe (fan-profile site))
- Marital status — no reliable source confirms a spouse (Mabumbe (fan-profile site))
- ADHD claims — unconfirmed (Mabumbe (fan-profile site))
- Precise ethnicity — widely described as British-Pakistani, not officially confirmed (Mabumbe (fan-profile site))
- 2020 — professional debut, points win over Ed Harrison (Mabumbe (fan-profile site))
- 2023–2024 — European super-lightweight champion (Champinon.info)
- 1 February 2025 — IBO title, TKO 9 vs Sergey Lipinets (Champinon.info’s fight listing)
- 30 May 2026 — KillTheBody lists a TKO over Steve Claggett as latest bout (KillTheBody (fight database))
- BoxingNews.com’s profile says no fight is currently scheduled (BoxingNews.com (boxing news outlet))
- Champinon.info says a next fight has not been announced yet (Champinon.info)
Nine profile points, one pattern: the boxing data is precise, while the personal lines stay deliberately thin.
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Full Name | Adam Azim |
| Date of Birth | July 21, 2002 |
| Age | 24 |
| Nationality | British |
| Hometown | Slough, Berkshire, UK |
| Height | 5′ 10″ (178 cm) |
| Stance | Orthodox |
| Pro Record | 15-0-0 (13 KOs) |
| Current Title | IBO World Super-Lightweight Champion |
Who is Adam Azim?
Early life and background
- Born on 21 July 2002 in Slough, Berkshire, UK (Wikipedia (collaborative encyclopedia))
- Competes as a professional out of the super-lightweight division
- Fans searching “Adam Azim brother” won’t find much: no major boxing database in our research lists a sibling, and no reliable source confirms one
- Ethnicity: widely described as British-Pakistani, though this is inferred from media coverage rather than officially confirmed
That last point is worth pausing on. Most people searching Azim’s name want the human story, but the human story is exactly what the public record doesn’t nail down. What the record does confirm is a fast trajectory: debut at 18, a European title at 21, a world belt at 22.
Boxing style and nickname
- Fights under the promotional nickname “The Assassin” (Wikipedia)
- Orthodox stance
- Height 5′ 10″ (178 cm), a standard build for the 140 lb division (ESPN UK’s divisional rankings)
The nickname and the stance are the two details every database agrees on. The stats tell the rest of the story: whatever knockout count you use, the win rate stays perfect and the knockout rate sits above 80 percent. That combination — unbeaten, active, and in his early twenties — is what keeps promoters interested beyond the IBO belt.
For anyone who has followed Azim since his 2020 debut, the next 12 months are the real test: the undefeated record is genuine, but the level of opposition from here on will define how far the IBO belt carries him.
The implication: Azim’s public profile is a study in contrast — a fighter with crystal-clear boxing data and a deliberately private personal life. Fans should treat any personal detail without a credible source as rumor until proven otherwise.
Marital status
There is no public record of Adam Azim being married, and no reliable source confirms a spouse or partner. Fans searching for “Adam Azim wife” will not find verified information.
Heritage and background
Adam Azim is of British-Pakistani descent, based on his name and representation in media. This has been widely inferred but is not officially confirmed by Azim or his team.
Physical stats
- Height: 5′ 10″ (178 cm)
- Stance: Orthodox
- Division: Super-lightweight (140 lb)
- Reach: Not publicly listed on major databases
What is Adam Azim’s boxing record?
Professional record and stats
- 15 wins, 0 losses, 0 draws (ESPN UK’s divisional rankings)
- Knockout count varies by database: 13 in the BoxRec 2025 snapshot used for this profile, 12 in some 2026 summaries
- Debut on 2 December 2020: points win over Ed Harrison over six rounds (Mabumbe (fan-profile site))
- Box.Live notes some 2026 databases still list him at 14-0-0, indicating their pages lag his latest results (Box.Live (boxing statistics tracker))
The pattern across the databases: everyone agrees he hasn’t lost; they just don’t always agree on how many he has won. For a fighter whose results land faster than record pages update, that’s normal — but it means headline numbers need a date attached.
Recent fights and titles
- Won the vacant IBO World super-lightweight title on 1 February 2025 with a ninth-round TKO over Sergey Lipinets (Champinon.info’s fight record)
- Held the European super-lightweight title from 2023 to 2024 (Champinon.info)
- KillTheBody lists a third-round TKO over Steve Claggett on 30 May 2026 as his most recent bout (KillTheBody (fight database))
- ESPN UK’s October 2026 divisional rankings mark his next bout as TBA (ESPN UK)
The rankings picture is just as consistent at the top: Azim sits 9th (WBC), 7th (IBF), 7th (WBO), and 9th (The Ring) at super-lightweight, according to Box.Live’s tracker (Box.Live). That puts him inside every major sanctioning body’s top 10 without a loss on the résumé — and makes the missing official fight announcement the only real gap.
Before quoting Azim’s record, check the date on the page. Box.Live itself flags that some 2026 databases still show 14-0-0, while ESPN’s latest rankings describe a different last-fight line — the kind of split that only an official bout announcement can settle.
What this means: the record is solid, but the sources don’t move in lockstep. Anyone tracking Azim for betting or matchmaking should compare at least two databases before treating any number as final.
What is Adam Azim’s net worth?
Earnings and sponsorship
- No official net-worth figure has been published; every number online is an estimate
- Fan-profile site Mabumbe estimates around £1 million, attributing the figure to boxing purses and endorsement deals (Mabumbe (fan-profile site))
- His income sources are standard for a titleholder: fight purses, sponsorships, and endorsements
That £1 million estimate is a floor-guess, not a fact. Neither Azim nor his team has published purse or endorsement figures, so no independent source has verified a number.
How he compares to boxing’s richest
- Boxing’s top earners — Canelo Álvarez, Tyson Fury, Anthony Joshua — sit in a different financial tier entirely
- Super-lightweight bouts don’t generate the pay-per-view revenue of heavyweight or Canelo-level events
The comparison matters because “boxer net worth” searches mix eras and weight classes freely. Azim’s reported £1 million figure is a rounding error next to the sport’s biggest names; what actually moves his number is the next contract, not a fan-site estimate.
Azim’s camp hasn’t published his finances, which leaves fans dependent on third-party guesses. For anyone sizing up his next fight, the opponent’s name on the card will tell you more about his market value than any net-worth estimate ever will.
Why this matters: until Azim or a credible financial outlet publishes a figure, every net-worth number is a rumor with a decimal point. His value as a fighter is real; the public accounting of it isn’t.
Career record at a glance
These are the career numbers across the trackers cited in this article — one snapshot, not gospel.
Ten career data points, one warning: the totals are stable, but the fine print (knockout count, latest bout) shifts depending on the database.
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Debut | 2 December 2020 — vs Ed Harrison, points win |
| Total bouts | 15 |
| Wins | 15 |
| Wins by KO | 13 (BoxRec 2025 snapshot) |
| Losses | 0 |
| Draws | 0 |
| Stance | Orthodox |
| Division | Super-lightweight (140 lb) |
| Current title | IBO World super-lightweight (1 February 2025, TKO 9 vs Sergey Lipinets) |
| Previous title | European super-lightweight (2023–2024) |
Career timeline
- — Professional debut: points win over Ed Harrison (Mabumbe (fan-profile site))
- — European super-lightweight champion (Champinon.info)
- — IBO World super-lightweight champion: TKO 9 over Sergey Lipinets (Champinon.info’s fight record)
- — KillTheBody lists a TKO over Steve Claggett as his most recent bout (KillTheBody (fight database))
Confirmed facts
- British professional boxer, born 21 July 2002 in Slough, Berkshire, UK
- Undefeated professional record of 15-0-0 (Box.Live (boxing statistics tracker))
- IBO World super-lightweight champion since 1 February 2025 (Champinon.info’s fight listing)
- 5′ 10″ tall, orthodox stance (ESPN UK)
What’s unclear
- Exact net worth — no official figure published
- Marital status — no reliable source confirms a wife or partner
- ADHD claims — unconfirmed
- Precise ethnicity — British-Pakistani is widely inferred, not officially confirmed
- Whether the IBO belt is still in his possession — Wikipedia notes he vacated it in 2025, while other profiles still list him as champion (Wikipedia (collaborative encyclopedia))
- Exact knockout count — 12 vs 13 depending on the database
Three sources, one theme: the public record on Azim is solid where it’s updated, and silent where it isn’t.
“Some 2026 boxing databases still list Azim at 14-0-0, indicating their pages may lag behind his latest bout results.”
Box.Live (boxing statistics tracker)
After the IBO title win in February 2025, Azim thanked the fans who supported him and showed respect to Sergey Lipinets in his post-fight message.
Adam Azim, via social media (paraphrased from his post-fight message)
“Azim has no fight currently scheduled.”
When is Adam Azim’s next fight?
As of the latest updates from ESPN UK and BoxingNews.com, Adam Azim has no fight currently scheduled. His most recent bout was the TKO over Steve Claggett on 30 May 2026 (KillTheBody), and his next opponent has not been formally announced. Fans should monitor official fight announcements and major boxing databases for the most up-to-date information.
Azim’s career is moving faster than the sources that document it. The boxing résumé is verified and undefeated; the personal details — net worth, marriage, ADHD, ethnicity — remain officially unconfirmed, and even the IBO belt’s current status splits the databases. For fans tracking his next move, the implication is clear: follow the official fight announcements, compare at least two record trackers before quoting a number, and treat every other detail as unverified until a credible source says otherwise — or you’ll find yourself repeating a number that lags reality by a full fight.
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Frequently asked questions
What is Adam Azim’s height?
He is 5′ 10″ (178 cm) tall and fights from an orthodox stance.
What is Adam Azim’s weight class?
He competes at super-lightweight — also called light-welterweight — at the 140 lb limit, the division where he won the IBO title in February 2025.
Has Adam Azim ever lost a fight?
No. Major trackers show an undefeated record of 15-0-0, though the knockout count varies between databases.
Who trains Adam Azim?
No verified public source in the databases we reviewed names a single current trainer.
What is Adam Azim’s nickname?
He fights as “The Assassin.”
When did Adam Azim turn professional?
On 2 December 2020, when he beat Ed Harrison on points over six rounds.
What titles does Adam Azim hold?
He won the IBO World super-lightweight title in February 2025 with a ninth-round TKO over Sergey Lipinets, and previously held the European super-lightweight title from 2023 to 2024. Some records say the IBO belt was later vacated, so check the latest announcement.
Is Adam Azim married?
There is no public record of a marriage, and no reliable source confirms a wife or partner.
Henry William Bennett Murray is a staff writer for CivicInsight.uk, covering UK public affairs, policy and civic life. He works under Editor-in-Chief Rebecca Langford, following the newsroom standards for sourcing, verification and fact-checking set out in our editorial policies.