By uzzie on Famous Muslims from www.aceshowbiz.com
wo years after tying the knot, Mike Tyson and wife Lakiha Spicer have said their "I Do's" once again. The former Heavyweight boxing champion and the mother of his two children renewed their wedding vows in a traditional Muslim ceremony at the M Resort in Las Vegas over the weekend, TMZ reported. 
By uzzie on Sports and Recreation from www.illumemag.com
What makes an athlete great? Is it their natural born ability? Their determination? Their heart and drive to be the greatest? Their love of the game? How about all of the above plus one extra “it” factor—that indefinable attribute that elevates talented athletes to once-in-a-lifetime legend status. And though we can’t define exactly what that special trait is, we know one thing for sure—every one of the athletes we included in our list has it. 
By elan on Famous Muslims from www.elanthemag.com
Throngs of fans crowded former boxing champion (and convert) Mike Tyson this week, as he took a spiritual tour of Mecca, while performing Umrah, that ended in tears: tears of awakening. Tyson toured the requisite sites, finally crying at the Prophet’s Mosque, saying: “I couldn’t resist shedding tears when I came to know that I was in one of the gardens of paradise.” 
By l0gikal on Famous Muslims from edition.cnn.com
Amir Khan is a rare thing in sport: A world champion boxer who still lives with his parents and a prominent Muslim who is not afraid to address the image of Islam today.
By elan on Opinion from www.elanthemag.com
Amir Khan, a Muslim British native of Pakistani decent, has been a boxing sensation in the UK since 2004, but hadn’t boxed Stateside before Saturday. Good news, adolescent American Muslim boys - you have a new role model and he looks just like you except with a much better physique! 
By l0gikal on Opinion from www.timesonline.co.uk
Few girls, let alone Muslim girls, can expect to be encouraged to pick up a pair of boxing gloves and go out fighting.
By IslamOnline on News from www.islamonline.net
By elan on Opinion from www.elanthemag.com
It took only 10 seconds for British-born Pakistani Muslim boxer Amir Khan to knock Jewish American boxer Dmitriy Salita to the mat. And after another 66 seconds the killer Khan delivered a combination of punches that left Salita dazed and confused against the ropes. The referee called time on the bout and declared Khan the undisputed champ. The whole match was reminiscent of a Mike Tyson fight, give or take a couple of seconds.
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