Biaggio Ali Walsh carries one of the most recognizable family names in sports history. He is Muhammad Ali's grandson, and on the Code Black Associates roster his school affiliation reads Bishop Gorman, the same Las Vegas campus where Daniel Dajai Stewart-Handy founded CBA in 2012. This post is about that shared address: what it means for a name like Ali Walsh to sit on the same list as the founding crew, and why the Bishop Gorman connection is the thread that ties the whole CBA story together.
A Famous Name on a Shared Roster
The CBA roster is presented as one list, and every name on it carries the same weight. Biaggio Ali Walsh appears there with two facts attached: Bishop Gorman, and his family line as Muhammad Ali's grandson. Nothing more is claimed, and nothing more needs to be. The point of the listing is not to borrow a famous surname. It is to document that the CBA network, which began as a group of friends at one high school, includes people from very different backgrounds who all passed through the same halls.
That is how Code Black Associates has always worked. The brand was never built on celebrity. It was built on proximity, on teammates and classmates who trained together, wore the same shirts and kept the connection going after graduation. A grandson of Muhammad Ali being part of that circle is a reflection of where the circle started, not a headline the brand manufactured.
Bishop Gorman as the Common Ground
Bishop Gorman High School in Las Vegas is the center of gravity for CBA. DAJAI founded the brand there in 2012. The original crew aesthetic, CxdeBlVck, came out of Gorman too, complete with matching shirts. Several roster names list Bishop Gorman as part of their path, including Tajon Allen of the founding crew, Bubba Bolden on his way to USC, Miami and the NFL, Nate Starks before UCLA, and Randall Cunningham II before USC.
Biaggio Ali Walsh belongs to that same Bishop Gorman group on the roster. For anyone reading the list, the school is the shared language. It explains why names with very different stories end up side by side: they came through the same program, the same city and the same network of people who looked out for each other.
The Gorman years are also where DAJAI built his own athletic record. As a CB and RB he posted 1,452 career rushing yards and 22 touchdowns, and his 96-yard kickoff return touchdown against Servite on August 30, 2013 became a Las Vegas Sun headline play. That is the kind of verifiable receipt the brand leans on, and it comes from the same campus that connects the roster.
How CBA Frames Family Legacy
The roster includes people connected to well-known families, and CBA is careful about how it describes those links. The Cunningham family is part of the network: Randall Cunningham Sr., a Pro Bowl QB and pastor; Randall Cunningham II, who features on DAJAI tracks as Young Wade; and Vashti Cunningham, an Olympic high jumper who directed the Backie video among others. The Broadus partnership is part of it too, with Cordell Broadus, Snoop Dogg's son, directing the 10 Bands Freestyle and I'm That Guy videos and running @codeblackeverything.
Those are documented partnerships and community ties, not cosigns. The same standard applies to Biaggio Ali Walsh. His listing records a family fact and a school affiliation. It does not claim an endorsement, and it does not suggest that Muhammad Ali's legacy belongs to the brand. Legacy belongs to the family. What CBA documents is the connection through Bishop Gorman.
The Network Behind the Names
Code Black Associates has grown over 14 years into a group that includes 20+ D1 and NFL athletes, all under one brand. Around that roster sits a set of businesses that came out of the same circle. Code Black Athletics built a speed and agility training pipeline that sent kids to the NFL. CBA Speed Agility LLC was DAJAI's first LLC and serves as the youth athletic training arm. PRCZN, the apparel brand DAJAI founded and ran end to end, ran Vegas Strip popups in June 2017, and CBA WORLDWIDE carried apparel to Las Vegas, Palm Springs, Bellflower and Canada.
On the music side, Code Black CBA Publishing was activated in 2017 so that every play of every track funnels to one entity, with no publisher cut and no 360 deal. The Wash Club, co-founded with Armand Perry, earned Best Auto Detailing at Best of Las Vegas 2024 before closing voluntarily.
Every one of those ventures traces back to the same Bishop Gorman crew. That is why the roster matters, and why a name like Biaggio Ali Walsh fits on it: the list is a record of who was part of the community when it was being built.
Why One List, No Rankings
CBA presents its roster without tiers. A Jim Thorpe Award winner, an NCAA all-time FBS rushing leader, founding crew members, younger brothers and Muhammad Ali's grandson all appear in the same format. That choice is deliberate. The brand began as a crew of equals, and the roster keeps that spirit. Nobody on the list is presented as more important than anyone else, and that includes the most famous surname on it.
FAQ
Who is Biaggio Ali Walsh?
Biaggio Ali Walsh is Muhammad Ali's grandson. On the Code Black Associates roster, his school affiliation is listed as Bishop Gorman in Las Vegas.
What is the connection between Biaggio Ali Walsh and Bishop Gorman?
His CBA roster listing ties him to Bishop Gorman, the Las Vegas high school where Daniel Dajai Stewart-Handy founded Code Black Associates in 2012.
Does Code Black Associates claim an endorsement from the Ali family?
No. The roster records a family fact and a school affiliation only, and CBA frames all family connections as community ties, not cosigns.
When and where was Code Black Associates founded?
Code Black Associates was founded in 2012 by Daniel Dajai Stewart-Handy at Bishop Gorman High School in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Does CBA rank the athletes on its roster?
No. The roster is presented as one list with equal weight for every name, from NFL players to founding crew members.