Born and raised in Uganda, Moe began boxing at just 13 years old in a makeshift gym, igniting a passion that would carry him across continents. After spending three years in Manchester, England, he moved to the United States in 2003, living in several states before making Minnesota his home. With an impressive amateur record of 279–9, Moe is a five-time national champion, 2002 Commonwealth Games silver medalist, and 2000 Africa Olympic Games qualifier quarterfinalist. As a professional, he earned a record of 19 wins (14 by knockout), 5 losses, and 1 draw, and became a World Boxing Federation International Champion. Today, Moe channels his lifelong dedication into coaching, serving as a mentor who leads with love, discipline, and a deep commitment to helping others grow both in and out of the ring.