LAHORE – Pakistan’s boxing ace Muhammad Waseem successfully defended his WBA Gold Bantamweight title in an electrifying clash against Thailand’s formidable contender Jakrawat Muangjaro in a 12-round battle that had fans worldwide glued to their seats.
With lightning-fast punches, flawless technique, and unyielding resilience, Waseem dominated the ring from start to finish. By the final bell, the Quetta-born powerhouse emerged victorious, reaffirming his status as one of the world’s top boxers.
Across Pakistan, fans erupted in celebration, hailing Waseem as a national hero and an inspiring figure for aspiring athletes. His triumph not only solidifies his legacy but also propels Pakistan firmly onto the global boxing stage.
After months of intensive preparation in Liverpool under the guidance of coach Danny Vaughan, Waseem entered fight in front of his home crowd.
Waseem’s professional record is impressive including 14 wins in 16 fights, including 10 knockouts. He previously held the WBC Silver Flyweight title in 2016 and earlier this year captured the WBA Gold World title.
Shahid Afridi and Arshad Nadeem are among those in attendance in Lahore as Pakistan’s star boxer Muhammad Waseem gears up to defend his WBA Gold bantamweight title against Thailand’s Jakrawut Majungoen. pic.twitter.com/Y7FI2d69DP
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Reflecting on his journey, Waseem acknowledged the personal sacrifices and challenges, including long-distance travel and time away from family. Yet, his focus remains on elevating Pakistan’s boxing scene. “I want to provide opportunities for young fighters that I never had,” he said. “This platform will give both male and female boxers the exposure and recognition they deserve.”
With history, passion, and national pride on the line, Muhammad Waseem is ready to deliver a fight that Pakistan will remember for years to come.
