Sina “Evolve” Ghami
Sina “Evolve” Ghami, a pioneering sports rehabilitation specialist and long-time personal coach to the former world heavyweight boxing champion Anthony Joshua, has died following a car accident while on holiday. His death has prompted tributes from across the boxing and wider sporting communities, where he was widely respected for his expertise, loyalty and innovation.
Ghami, known professionally as “Evolve”, was a core member of Joshua’s training team for more than a decade. Serving as his strength and conditioning and rehabilitation coach, he played a central role in managing the boxer’s physical development, recovery and longevity at the highest level of the sport. A childhood friend of Joshua, Ghami was a trusted presence in training camps and frequently appeared in his corner during major fights.
He was notably present for Joshua’s landmark 2017 heavyweight title bout against Wladimir Klitschko at Wembley Stadium, a defining moment in British boxing history. Behind the scenes, Ghami was credited with helping Joshua remain functional and competitive through demanding fight schedules and intense physical preparation.
Beyond boxing, Ghami was recognised as a forward-thinking rehabilitation specialist who worked across multiple sports. His experience included time supporting athletes at Michigan State University in the United States, broadening his approach to performance, injury prevention and recovery.
In London, Ghami co-founded Evolve Gym, which became known for its emphasis on innovative recovery techniques and holistic athletic care. His work focused on keeping elite athletes healthy, mobile and resilient, often blending cutting-edge methods with practical, athlete-centred coaching.
Friends and colleagues describe Ghami as deeply committed, quietly influential and passionate about helping others reach their physical potential. His sudden death has left a profound sense of loss among athletes and professionals who relied on his knowledge and guidance. Sina “Evolve” Ghami is remembered as a trusted coach, a pioneer in rehabilitation, and a key figure behind some of modern boxing’s most high-profile moments.
