Rashed Belhasa's Boxing Journey: Money Kicks to Pro Boxer
How Rashed Belhasa, the Dubai influencer known as Money Kicks, went from sneaker-collecting YouTuber to professional boxer.
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In-depth, source-cited blogs on Rashed Belhasa’s boxing career: his fight record, pro debut, training, fighting style and the Mayweather rumour.
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From Social Media to the Boxing Ring: Money Kicks' Story
How Rashed Belhasa built the Money Kicks brand on YouTube before reinventing himself as a boxer in Dubai's combat-sports scene.
Rashed Belhasa's Fighting Style
An analytical breakdown of Rashed Money Kicks Belhasa's boxing style, strengths, and areas for development based on his amateur and professional bouts.
How Rashed Belhasa Trains for Boxing
A look at how Rashed Money Kicks Belhasa prepares for fights, from his early amateur camp in Dubai to the demands of professional-level conditioning.
Rashed Belhasa Boxing Record: Fights & Career Timeline
An up-to-date look at Rashed Money Kicks Belhasa's boxing record, including his amateur bouts, professional debut, and exhibition fights.
Rashed Belhasa vs. Floyd Mayweather: What Happened?
The full story behind the rumored Floyd Mayweather vs. Rashed Money Kicks Belhasa exhibition bout in Dubai, and why it never took place.
About these blogs
These blogs follow Rashed Belhasa — the Dubai boxer and entrepreneur known online as “Money Kicks” — from his first amateur bout at Social Knockout in 2021 to his professional debut on the Usyk vs. Joshua 2 undercard in Jeddah and his later exhibition fights. Each article focuses on one question people search for: his full boxing record, how he trains, what his fighting style looks like, what really happened with the rumoured Floyd Mayweather exhibition, and how a social media career turned into a boxing one.
Every blog is written by the rsbelhasa.ai Editorial Team, lists its sources at the end, and is updated when new fights or results are confirmed. Where details are widely reported but not officially confirmed, we say so. Read our editorial guidelines to see how articles are checked, or search the site for a specific topic. You can also follow new posts via our RSS feed.