What Religion Is Biaggio Ali Walsh? Here’s What We Know (And What We Don’t)

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Last week, my neighbor’s son (die-hard MMA fan, posters on the wall and all) asked me, “Hey, isn’t Biaggio Ali Walsh Muslim like his grandpa?”

Good question, honestly. And it’s one a lot of people are asking lately—especially after Biaggio’s recent PFL win went viral on TikTok. Seriously, his knockout clip was everywhere. And boom, Google searches for “Biaggio Ali Walsh religion” spiked overnight.

So, what do we actually know?

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 First Off… Who Is Biaggio Ali Walsh Again?

If the name sounds familiar—yep, you guessed it.
Biaggio is the grandson of Muhammad Ali, aka The Greatest, aka the man who floated like a butterfly and stung like a bee.

Biaggio’s not in boxing though—he’s making waves in MMA, specifically the PFL (Professional Fighters League). Built like a tank, humble like a monk. A lot like his grandpa, in more ways than one.

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 So, What Religion Does Biaggio Follow?

Here’s the thing: he hasn’t publicly confirmed his religion.
Like, not in interviews, not on social media, nowhere official as of 2025.

But people assume he might be Muslim because:

• His grandfather, Muhammad Ali, famously converted to Islam and was deeply committed to it.

• His family has strong roots in the Islamic faith.

• He’s talked a lot about discipline, respect, and purpose in his interviews—values that align with Islamic teachings.

But again—Biaggio himself hasn’t stated it directly. So if you’re out there claiming it like it’s fact… pump the brakes.

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 Local Angle: In the USA, We’ve Seen This Before

Honestly, in the U.S., there’s this tendency to assume faith based on legacy.
Saw this with LeBron’s kids, even Simone Biles. But here’s the thing—just because your family followed a path doesn’t mean you do too.

Same with Biaggio. He seems focused more on building his own identity. Which, let’s be real, is hard enough when your grandpa is a global icon.

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 Personal Take? Let the Man Speak for Himself

Look, we all get curious. It’s natural. But sometimes, the respectful move is to wait.
Religion’s personal. If he wants to share, he will. If not? That’s okay too.

Still—if you’re following his journey, there are things you can pick up from his mindset. Like how he:

• Talks about training being “spiritual”

• Emphasizes inner peace and mental discipline

• Keeps his celebrations humble (rare in today’s fight game, let’s be honest)

Those are clues. Not answers.

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 A Tip That’s Actually Useful?

If you’re into Biaggio because of his discipline and values (which are  by the way), don’t just wait for him to say, “I’m Muslim” or not.

Instead, watch how he lives. His focus. His routine.
And if that inspires you—take it. Doesn’t matter what label it has.

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Final Thought

At the end of the day, Biaggio Ali Walsh is doing something incredibly hard:
Carving his own path with the weight of a legendary last name.

So whether he’s Muslim, Christian, spiritual, or just laser-focused on being better—maybe that’s not the main thing to take away.

Maybe what really matters?
He’s showing up. He’s working hard. He’s staying grounded.

Sounds like something his grandfather would respect, religion or not

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