Pakistan celebrated a proud moment as powerlifter Hasnain Raza won a gold medal at the World Powerlifting Championship held in Colombo, Sri Lanka. The event took place from November 27 to 30 and featured top athletes from different countries, all competing for world titles in their respective categories.
Hasnain competed in the Master 2 category within the 94 kg weight class. Despite tough competition, he delivered an outstanding performance that put him ahead of every other athlete in his group. His total lift of 570 kg made him the clear winner. This total included a remarkable 250 kg deadlift — a lift that showed his strength, discipline, and years of training.
His victory has brought great pride to Pakistan, especially to the local powerlifting community, which continues to grow. Many coaches and athletes have praised Hasnain for proving that Pakistani athletes can compete at the highest level in international competitions.
The championship in Colombo provided a global stage where athletes demonstrated exceptional skill and dedication. For Pakistan, Hasnain’s achievement is more than just a medal — it is inspiration for young athletes across the country who dream of representing Pakistan internationally.
Sports fans and officials have congratulated Hasnain for raising Pakistan’s flag high. His performance once again highlights the potential of Pakistani sportsmen when given the right support and opportunities. Hasnain Raza’s success stands as a powerful reminder that hard work and perseverance can lead to world-class achievements.
