Ugandan boxer Aziz Abdul, described by multiple outlets as the grandson of former dictator Idi Amin, is disqualified from his Commonwealth Games bout after appearing to headbutt his English opponent. BBC News, Yahoo Sports and other reports say the incident occurs during the fight, with the disqualification taking place after the bout’s third round. The bout is reported as a quarter-final contest, ending Abdul’s bid for Commonwealth boxing gold. Following the decision, several outlets report that Abdul reacts angrily to the officials. The Independent and The Guardian say he argues the outcome is unfair and questions the referee’s decision, while also directing criticism at officials. The Independent reports he accuses the officials of bias, and the UK tabloid coverage frames his comments as allegations of racism. Despite the disqualification, the reporting is consistent that the decisive factor is the headbutt incident and that Abdul disputes the ruling immediately afterward.