Pakistan achieved a historic milestone at the 2026 World Ju-Jitsu Championship in Abu Dhabi by winning two gold medals and one bronze medal. The outstanding performance marked one of the country’s best results at the international event and highlighted the growing strength of Pakistani athletes in Ju-Jitsu.
Former Asian champions Abu Huraira and Muhammad Ammar won gold medals in the masters duo and duo show events. Their victories earned Pakistan its first-ever medals in the masters category at the World Ju-Jitsu Championship, making the achievement even more special for the country’s sporting history.
Pakistan also celebrated success in the under-21 category, where Muhammad Yousaf and Muhammad Umar secured a bronze medal in the U-21 duo event. The pair also remain in contention for another medal in the duo show category, giving Pakistan another opportunity to add to its medal tally.
Officials congratulated the athletes on their remarkable performances and praised their hard work, discipline, and dedication. They said the results reflect the steady progress of Ju-Jitsu in Pakistan and the increasing ability of local athletes to compete successfully at the highest international level.
The achievements have brought pride to the country and are expected to encourage more young athletes to take up Ju-Jitsu as a competitive sport. Strong performances at international championships also help raise Pakistan’s profile in the global sporting community.
The success at the World Ju-Jitsu Championship demonstrates the talent and determination of Pakistan’s athletes.
With continued training, support, and participation in international competitions, officials believe the country can achieve even greater success and win more medals in future world and regional championships.
