Slim Albaher is a well-known Yemeni YouTuber who has amassed over 800K subscribers on his YouTube channel. Initially, he used to upload Vlogs about his personal life and different issues. However, his career took an unexpected turn when he entered the Boxing ring in September 2019 at The York Hall in London to participate in a six-round amateur charity boxing match against Yousef Erakat AKA Fousey. Since then he has been making rounds in the boxing world.

Recently, he has become the focus of the boxing world after his provocative Tweet. In the tweet, Slim sent a stern warning to all of the boxers who are participating in the Kingpyn tournament scheduled to take place on April 22. The tweet reflected his deep confidence in himself and his ability as a boxer.

Slim Albaher challenges others in the tournament

In a recent tweet, Slim Albaher sent out a stern warning to all influencer boxers participating in the Kingpyn Tournament. The 24-year-old influencer boxer boldly declared that he could defeat all of the participants in the tournament, claiming that he would “schmoke” them. He further challenged the winner of the tournament to fight him.

He wrote, “I’d Schmoke everyone in that tourney. Winner can come to see me so they can face the real champ“. So. it is clear that Albaher is not one to shy away from competition, and his confidence in his abilities is admirable.

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Kingpyn High Stakes tournament: Confirmed fights

Kingpyn has officially confirmed the 12 fighters who will participate in their upcoming ‘High Stakes’ tournament. This will be the first-ever YouTube boxing tournament, showcasing 16 fighters battling it out over three events. One of the most anticipated fighters is Whindersson Nunes, who already had an impressive debut fight against a former world champion in Brazil and is looking to make a huge international statement.

AnEsonGib, the most wanted man in YouTube Boxing, is also eager to take home the title. Potentially Austin McBroom and AnEsonGib may have a rematch in the tournament. Recently, Austin McBroom revealed the actual reason behind his loss against AnEsonGib last time.

Whitney Johns, a successful entrepreneur, cover model, fitness coach, and professional bodybuilder, will be making her influencer boxing debut in the tournament. Elle Brooke, an OnlyFans model, and social media star has two wins under her belt and is looking to take home the title and all the bragging rights.

MyMateNate, Asia’s most popular YouTube boxer, and Jarvis, another confirmed fighter for the men’s tournament, are both eager for their return to the ring.

Jully Poca, Amber O’Donnell, Daniella Hemsley, and 6ar6ie6 are also ready to prove their skills in their boxing debut this April. Besides this, the remaining four fighters are yet to be announced. Kingpyn is expecting to make a lot of noise with this international tournament spanning four continents.

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