Idi Amin’s boxing grandson vows to be ‘new king of Scotland’ at Commonwealth Games

Aziz Abdul, nicknamed 'Ringo', is a Scottish boxer and grandson of former Ugandan dictator Idi Amin who is competing at the Commonwealth Games. Abdul cites Idi Amin, himself a former boxing champion, as an inspiration for his ambitions in the sport. He has vowed to become the 'new king of Scotland' and the 'baddest man in the Commonwealth', planning to rely on his trademark 'Ringo punch' to achieve his goals.