
What is the driving force behind the comeback of Sadam Ali?
Sadam Ali is excited for what is next – even though he has yet to find out what that might be.
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Sadam Ali is excited for what is next – even though he has yet to find out what that might be.

After six years away from boxing, 36-year-old Sadam Ali shed a few coats of rust and went the distance with Cody Wilson at Wayne County Fieldhouse in Detroit.

Former junior middleweight titleholder Sadam Ali came in at the heaviest weight of his career on Saturday, a day before he is set to end a six-year layoff.

Eric Raskin has almost no fond memories of the 2008 Olympics, and particularly of the US team. But Sadam Ali’s return is as good an excuse as any to give these guys another look.

Sadam Ali comeback is the highlight of a slow week for boxing, writes David Greisman

Former world titleholder Sadam Ali will take on Cody Wilson in a 10-round junior middleweight main event on Sunday, August 31 at Wayne State Fieldhouse in Detroit, Michigan. The show begins at 4 p.m. Eastern Time and will stream on BXNG TV.

Former WBO junior middleweight titleholder Sadam Ali will end a six-year layoff on August 31 when he returns to the ring at the Wayne State Fieldhouse in Detroit, Michigan.

The former junior middleweight titleholder will have to wait a little longer to end his nearly five-year ring absence.

Ali will fight Victoriano Santillan in his home borough of Brooklyn, New York on February 23

Former world champions Sadam Ali and Richard Commey will start their respective comebacks on Sunday, February 23, when they appear on “The Return,” a Brooklyn fight card presented by World Kid Promotions