The grandson of Ugandan dictator Idi Amin has made a stunning exit from the Commonwealth Games, headbutting his English boxing opponent before ranting about the disqualification decision. “That’s a blatant headbutt in the face of the referee. “A warning in each of the three rounds, and that in the third and final round when he got inside, a blatant headbutt, he squatted down and sprung off his toes. Amin, the eccentric self-styled “King of Scotland”, fathered an estimated 60 children while harbouring a fascination with the country that is currently hosting the Commonwealth Games. Of the eight Australians fighting in Glasgow — all first-timers at the Commonwealth Games — six of them are now in the semi-finals and guaranteed of medals.