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Mohamed Aly

b. 1975

Egyptian boxer

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About Mohamed Aly

Born 1975. Mohamed Aly is an Egyptian boxer.

Mohammed Aly Reda (; born February 19, 1975) is an Egyptian boxer who competed in the Super Heavyweight class (over 91 kg) at the 2004 Summer Olympics and won the silver medal.

At the All-Africa Games 2003, he lost the final to Nigeria's Gbenga Oluokun.

At the Olympics he beat Carlos Takam (Cameroon), Jaroslavas Jaksto (Lithuania) and sensationally Michel López Núñez (Cuba) but injured himself and lost the final with Alexandr Povetkin (Russia) by walkover.

After the Olympics, despite plenty of interest, Aly decided not to turn professional. Aly instead began a business venture with fellow Egyptian Olympic boxing teammate Neith Mohan. He created a franchised boxing academy called Mohammed Reda Boxing Academy in Cairo.

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Who is Mohamed Aly?

Egyptian boxer

When was Mohamed Aly born?

Mohamed Aly was born on 19 February 1975 in Cairo.

What is Mohamed Aly's occupation?

Mohamed Aly is a boxer.

What nationality is Mohamed Aly?

Mohamed Aly is Egyptian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Mohamed Aly

· Wikidata: Q782111

· DBpedia: Mohamed Aly (boxer)

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