Pakistan’s Sameer Khan has made his country proud by winning the Youth World Bantamweight (YWB) boxing title in Bangkok. The young fighter defeated India’s Bunty Singh at the famous World Siam Stadium, becoming the first Pakistani to ever lift this championship.
The highly anticipated bout drew a large crowd, with fans eager to see the rivalry between the two boxers. Sameer Khan started strong, using quick footwork and sharp punches to take control early on. His powerful combinations landed cleanly, leaving Singh on the defensive for most of the fight.
Round after round, Khan showed his skill and stamina, never allowing his opponent to settle. By the end, there was little doubt about the outcome, and the judges unanimously declared Khan the winner. The victory marked a historic moment not only for him but also for Pakistan’s growing boxing scene.
Filled with emotion, Khan dedicated his success to the people of Pakistan. He said the win was not just for himself but for every Pakistani who supports and believes in local athletes. He later celebrated the achievement on Instagram, proudly announcing that he had become the first from his country to claim the UBO Youth World Bantamweight crown.
This milestone has raised hopes for the future of boxing in Pakistan. Sameer Khan’s determination and hard work have set an example for young athletes across the nation, showing that with focus and effort, international success is possible. His triumph in Bangkok is being seen as the start of a bright new chapter for Pakistani boxing.
