Pakistan has earned international recognition once again as three Pakistan Army athletes brought home bronze medals from the World Fitness Challenge and Bodybuilding Championship held in Khobar, Saudi Arabia. Their strong performance highlighted the country’s growing talent in global fitness and bodybuilding competitions.
Olympian Sadaf Siddiqui, who previously represented Pakistan in the 100m sprint at the 2008 Summer Olympics, won a bronze medal in the masters category. Her achievement marks another proud moment in her sporting career and shows her continued dedication to athletics.
In the same championship, Hawaldar Maqbool Ahmed also earned a bronze medal in the individual masters event, showcasing incredible strength and discipline. His performance reflects years of rigorous training and commitment to representing Pakistan on the world stage.
Adding to the success, Inamullah secured a bronze medal in the seniors category, proving that Pakistan’s athletes are competitive across multiple divisions.
These achievements not only highlight the capabilities of Pakistan Army athletes but also bring positive attention to Pakistan’s presence in international fitness events. Their hard work and dedication serve as an inspiration for young athletes across the country.
The strong showing at this championship reinforces Pakistan’s growing footprint in global sports and reflects the continued support for athletic development within the country.
