Middleweight boxer Shahir Afridi delivered a commanding performance, defeating India’s Trijot Singh Bawa via fourth round technical knockout (TKO) in a highly anticipated ranking bout.
Afridi’s relentless aggression and pinpoint accuracy overwhelmed Bawa, forcing the referee to stop the fight. The victory improved Afridi’s professional record to an impressive 16-1-1, establishing his reputation as a significant threat in the middleweight division.
Adding to Pakistan’s celebratory night, Aalia Soomro made a sensational impact in the women’s category, proving to be a first round obstacle for her Thai opponent. Her swift and decisive win showed her knockout power.
She was also positioned as an emerging force in women’s boxing. Afridi’s win over an Indian opponent carried symbolic weight, resonating with fans and fueling national pride. Both victories elevated the individual fighter’s profiles.
The wins also strengthen Pakistan’s growing presence in international boxing circles. With Afridi potentially eyeing a title shot and Soomro likely to receive higher profile matchups, these wins signal a promising and dynamic future for Pakistani boxing on the global stage.