Pakistani boxer Laura Akram has made history by winning the WBC Asia Female Featherweight Championship. She defeated Thailand’s unbeaten fighter, Pimlapat Roikaew, in a dominant performance in Bangkok on May 2, 2026.
The British-Pakistani fighter, who was already the OPBF Female Super Featherweight Champion, showed complete control from the very first round. She used powerful punches, smart tactics, and excellent ring control to pressure her opponent. The referee stopped the fight in the fifth round, giving Laura a well-deserved victory by TKO. With this win, her professional record improved to 5-0 with 4 knockouts.
This victory is a major milestone for women’s boxing in Pakistan. Laura Akram has become one of the country’s brightest stars in the sport. Her success is inspiring many young girls and women to take up boxing and chase their dreams at the international level.
Before this fight, Laura had already won the OPBF title earlier in 2026, also in Bangkok. Her back-to-back achievements in Thailand show her rising talent and dedication.
Pakistan’s sports community and fans have warmly celebrated her win. Experts believe Laura has the potential to compete for bigger world titles in the future. Her journey is bringing global recognition to Pakistani boxing and encouraging more investment in women’s sports.
