Raeese Aleem is an American Boxer with the title of WBA 6 Interim super bantamweight. When Is His Next Fight?

The American boxer Raeese Aleem is the player who has no record of losing any fight. He happens o be the winner of all the 18 fights that he participated in.

His specialty is orthodox stance. Although he made his career debut in 2011, his TV debut happened in 2020 on February 14, where he earned a 15-0 winning record against Saul Eduardo Hernandez.

His 2021 fight in Mohegan Sun Arena, Montville, Connecticut, defeated Pasillas by the technical knockout in the eleventh round. He is also known as “The Beast.”

Raeese Aleem Wikipedia

Raeese Aleem was born on June 21, 1990, in Muskegon, Michigan, U.S. He was promoted by King’s Promotions, Marshall Kauffman. 

The date of his next bout is November 27, 2021, with Eucardo Baez. The event is going to be organized by PBConFox, and the organizer is ParkTheatre. The fight will be taking place at ParkMGM. 

Raeese Aleem Family

Raeese Aleem is the family of her daughter Izra Ivy Aleem. She happens to be the boxer’s only child.

The daddy’s little girl plays soccer being at the age of 9 or 10. 

She is the most crucial person in Raeese’s life. They were in Florida, on her last birthday. Similarly, they live in Las Vegas, Nevada, at present. 

Raeese Aleem Girlfriend

Ra’eese Aleem’s girlfriend is unknown. But the mother of her daughter is probably not with him anymore.

The guy in his early thirties must be dating someone secretly. But it has not been revealed yet.  

Raeese Aleem Weight

Raeese Aleem of junior featherweight puts on 130 lbs of weight, i.e., around 59 kgs. Raeese stands at 5 feet and 6 inches tall, which is neither too tall nor too short.

The Beast’s most valuable moments happen to be with his little girl, who sometimes punches him on the cheek. She will probably take the profession of her father in the future.

Raeese Aleem Net Worth

Raeese Aleem’s exact net worth or salary is unknown. Being the featherweight champion, he must be making a handsome amount that ranges from $2-$3 million.

The winner of 12 knockout fights and six decision fights must be making enough for his living.

No.1-ranked @WBABoxing super bantamweight contender #RaeeseAleem gives #CrawfordvsPorter prediction.

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Ra’eese Aleem is set to face Eduardo Baez on Saturday, November 27 in a @PBConFOX event from @ParkTheatre at @parkmgm.

— Mike Dixon (@MikeDixon_VST) November 21, 2021