Khalid Twaiti Fighting On April 10 Dibella Show

Rising Brooklyn Super Bantamweight Khalid Twaiti discusses balancing boxing and education and upcoming outing on DiBella Entertainments Broadway Boxing series at the Sony Hall

Highly rated Super Bantamweight prospect Khalid Twaiti returns to the ring on April 10 as he features on DiBella Entertainment's first time edition of Broadway Boxing from the Sony Music Hall in New York City, New York.

Twaiti is a product of the famed New York amateur boxing system, becoming a standout in the bantamweight division and winning numerous amateur tournaments.

Now a professional, Twaiti, of Yemen descent, like Sadam Ali,  gave an assessment on his career so far in the pro ranks.

Twaiti said, “I’m learning every day and I’m adding to the skills I have. I believe the sky is the limit and I’m putting in the work in the gym to hopefully pick up a title of some sort this year as I believe I can get to title level before the year is out.

“I’m really excited to be boxing at Time Square’s Sony Hall and thanks to Lou DiBella for getting me on the show. I can guarantee that everyone will see the best version of me yet and I’m looking to put on an explosive performance so I can be a mainstay of Broadway Boxing in New York City.”

Twaiti is no fool, having gained a degree in business from Long Island University, Brooklyn. The Super Bantamweight discussed balancing education with a full-time amateur and now professional boxing career. 

“It was a lot of hard work to do,” he said. “Especially when you’re fighting regularly in the amateurs and trying to study for a degree at the same time. I managed to do it but it involved a lot of dedication and drive to do it.