Muhammad Ali’s Grandson, Biaggio, Says He Was Born To Fight After 1st PFL Win

Biaggio Ali Walsh was absolutely nothing except dominant in his PFL launching … however, the increasing mixed martial arts star isn’t truly shocked, due to the fact that he thinks he was born to combat!

“I truly believe that I was born to do this. I believe that me and my brother [Nico] both were destined to be in combat sports. Regardless of who our grandfather is or not, I feel like we were born to fight. I do want to do this. I’m all in,” the 24-year-old informed Babcock when he signed up with the “TMZ Sports” television program (airs nighttime on FS1).

If you missed it — possible if you blinked — Biaggo mauled fellow amateur fighter, Tom Graesser, throughout the Expert Fighters League Season Champion occasion on Friday … taking simply 45 seconds to KO his challenger.

Graesser was Ali Walsh’s very first battle with the promo (and his 3rd general). Biaggio understands he’s relatively brand-new to the sport, however completely thinks he’s going to be champ.

“I do see myself having the belt and holding a million-dollar check sometime in my career. I don’t know how I’ll get there or when it’ll happen. I just know that at some point in my life, I’m going to have that belt around my waist, and I’m going to hold that check.”

Mentioning grandfather, we asked Ali Walsh how Muhammad Ali would’ve felt seeing his grand son battle (and at Madison Square Garden, where Ali combated in a number of historical occasions).

“He would have told me he was proud of me. He acknowledges the fact that me and my brother have to deal with the pressure of who he was and what he stood for. He would just say he’s proud of me and that would mean the world and I know he’s watching and I know he is proud of me, so I’m happy for that.”

When It Comes To when he’ll battle once again, Biaggio states he’s currently back in the health club in Las Vegas, training for his next battle.