Pakistani boxer Usman Wazeer has made history by winning the WBC Silver Welterweight Championship in a thrilling 10-round match held in Bangkok. His victory is being celebrated not only in Pakistan but also across the world.
Usman showed great strength and determination in the ring as he faced his Indonesian opponent, Fernandes, who is a former WBC Asian Champion.
Despite Fernandes’ strong reputation, Usman dominated the fight and knocked him out, proving his skill and earning the championship title. His win reflects years of hard work, discipline, and commitment to boxing.
What makes this victory even more special is Usman’s heartfelt dedication of the win to the flood victims of Pakistan. At a time when many families are struggling due to natural disasters, his words brought hope and unity to the nation.
This fight was also historic in another way it was broadcast live in 168 countries, giving Usman Wazeer the honor of being the first Pakistani boxer to achieve such global recognition.
His performance has not only raised the Pakistani flag in the boxing world but also inspired the youth of the country to dream big and work hard for their goals.
In the same week, sports in Pakistan received more positive news as India confirmed Pakistan’s participation in the Junior Hockey World Cup.
Together, these developments mark a proud and encouraging moment for Pakistani sports, highlighting talent, resilience, and international recognition. Usman’s win is more than a personal achievement—it is a source of national pride.
