WBC Silver Welterweight Champion Usman Wazeer dedicates victory to flood victims

BANGKOK: Rising Pakistani boxing star Usman Wazeer made history over the weekend, capturing the WBC Silver Welterweight Title after a thrilling bout in the Thai capital. Wazeer defeated Indonesia’s Fermandes, a former WBC Asian Champion, in a dramatic 10-round clash that ended with a final-round knockout.

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In what was described as the toughest fight of his career, Wazeer showcased remarkable stamina, power, and resilience against a seasoned opponent. The bout went back and forth for nine grueling rounds before Wazeer delivered a decisive knockout blow in the 10th, sealing the victory and the title.

This triumph adds another major accolade to Wazeer’s growing résumé and cements his place as one of Pakistan’s most promising boxing talents. But it was his gesture after the fight that truly captured hearts.

A CHAMPION BEYOND THE RING

In a powerful moment of sportsmanship and solidarity, Usman Wazeer announced he would dedicate and donate his WBC Silver Welterweight title to the victims of recent floods in Pakistan.

“This victory is for my people. My title belongs to those who have lost everything. I fight for them,” Wazeer said in an emotional post-fight interview.

A GLOBAL MOMENT FOR PAKISTANI BOXING

The fight was also a milestone on the global stage. Wazeer’s title clash was broadcast live in 168 countries, making him the first Pakistani boxer to feature in such a widely televised event, yet another landmark achievement for boxing in Pakistan.

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With this win, Usman Wazeer not only elevates his status in the world of boxing but also shines a spotlight on the resilience and heart of Pakistani athletes. His mix of grit, talent, and humility is earning him fans far beyond the boxing ring.

Usman Wazeer continues to punch his way into history, both as a fighter and a national hero.