Al-Amin "The Bull" — Bangladesh Boxer & Coach

Al-Amin in his black and gold ring robe, gloves raised — Rajshahi-born. Gloves on since Grade IV.

Rd 01The numbers

Twelve years at the top of Bangladesh boxing.

He fell for the sport at primary school, watching a competition, and started training in 1997. By 2009 he was the Senior National Champion. He went on to box for Bangladesh in Asia, at the Commonwealth Games and at the World Championships.

2009–21Senior National Champion
2014–18Best Boxer, National Championship
3South Asian Games: 2010, 2016, 2019 (bronze)
2Commonwealth Games as a boxer: 2014, 2018
18moRio 2016 Olympic Games scholarship
5International coaching assignments in 2026

Rd 02The record book

From the national ring to the world stage, then into the corner.

Al-Amin in a red Bangladesh vest and red gloves, resting in the ring corner

2009–2021
Senior National Championship
National champion across the Senior National Championship, 2009 to 2021.
Champion
2010
11th South Asian Games · Dhaka
Represented Bangladesh at a home South Asian Games.
Competed
2010
Training camp under a Thailand boxing coach
Two months.
Camp
2013
IBA Road to Almaty training camp · Kazakhstan
The build-up to the World Championships.
Camp
2013
AIBA World Boxing Championships · Kazakhstan
Boxed for Bangladesh at the amateur World Championships.
Competed
2014
Commonwealth Games · Scotland
His first Commonwealth Games.
Competed
2014
Training camp under a Ukrainian boxing coach
Nine months.
Camp
2014–2018
Best Boxer · National Championship
Named the championship's best boxer five years running.
Honour
2016
12th South Asian Games · India
A second South Asian Games for Bangladesh.
Competed
2016
Rio 2016 Olympic Games scholarship
An 18-month scholarship.
Scholar
2018
Commonwealth Games · Australia
A second Commonwealth Games.
Competed
2018
1st Open India International Boxing Tournament
International competition in India.
Competed
2019
13th South Asian Games · Nepal
Bronze medal in the 64 kg category.
Bronze
2019
Camp with the Thailand national boxing team
Two months in Thailand.
Camp
2026
Assistant coach, Bangladesh · Commonwealth Games, Glasgow
Back at the Commonwealth Games, this time in the corner.
Coach
2026
Assistant coach, Bangladesh · 20th Asian Games, Japan
Part of Bangladesh's coaching staff at the Asian Games.
Coach
2026
Coach · U19 World Boxing Futures Cup, Bangkok
Coaching the next generation of Bangladesh boxers.
Coach
2026
Coach · Pre-Championship Training Course, Budva, Montenegro
Pre-championship preparation in Montenegro.
Coach
2026
Coach · Youth Olympic Games, Dakar
Coaching on the Youth Olympic stage in Senegal.
Coach

Rd 03The professional

He boxed on the first pro card ever held in Bangladesh.

8Wins

1Loss

0Draws

29 Jul 2023Bangkok

WTKO · R1

vs Tapanut Loetsingtaworn Thailand

Evolution Fight Series · World Siam Stadium · Super welterweight. Over in about two and a half minutes of a scheduled four rounds.

Prothom Alo ↗

19 May 2022Dhaka

WPTS · 40–36

vs Bharat Chand Nepal

Pro debut. South Asian Professional Boxing Fight Night, "The Ultimate Glory", at Shaheed Suhrawardy Indoor Stadium, Mirpur. Welterweight, four rounds, against Nepal's national champion.

Prothom Alo ↗

Selected bouts with published reports. Full record available on request.

“Pro Boxing will pave the way for country's boxers.”
Al-Amin to The Daily Star, May 2022

Rd 04The corner

Train with a Bangladesh team coach.

In 2026 Al-Amin worked Bangladesh's corner at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, the Asian Games in Japan and the U19 World Boxing Futures Cup in Bangkok. Private training gives you the same eye on your stance, your footwork and your conditioning. Train in person in Dhaka or online from anywhere.

Places are limited each month, and Al-Amin answers every enquiry himself.