Shahir Afridi wins Asian boxing title from Indian boxer

BANGKOK: Pakistani boxer Shahir Afridi secured the middleweight Asian boxing title after defeating Indian boxer Ronit Solanki in a professional bout held in Bangkok, Thailand on Saturday.

Afridi delivered a knockout in the third round, as a powerful punch by the Pakistani sent the Indian Solanki staggering and ultimately down in the ring,

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The win represents another milestone in Afridi’s career, adding to his previous achievements including titles from the ABF (Asian Boxing Federation) and the Asian Boxing Council under the World Boxing Council (WBC Asia).

In addition to his sporting achievements, Shahir Afridi serves as an official in the Sindh police.

Afridi’s triumph has garnered widespread celebration, with fans and observers alike expressing support and admiration.

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Following the bout, Afridi expressed gratitude for the support received and emphasized the significance of his victory in uniting and inspiring boxing enthusiasts in Pakistan and beyond.