Pakistani boxer Sameer Khan knocks out India’s Bunty Singh to win Youth World Title
Pakistani boxer Sameer Khan made history in Bangkok by claiming the Youth World Bantamweight Title, by knocking out his Indian rival, reported 24NewsHD TV channel on Monday.
In a thrilling bout held in the 52kg category, Sameer Khan dominated from the word go, overpowering his Indian rival Bunty Singh. The fight ended in a knockout victory for Sameer Khan, with the referees giving a unanimous decision in his favour.
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Sameer Khan’s performance was not only commanding in the ring but also psychological. His signature “Jet Celebration” appeared to rattle the confidence of his opponent and drew loud cheers from the crowd.
Following his historic win, Sameer Khan expressed heartfelt gratitude, saying: “I sincerely thank all Pakistanis who supported me and kept me in their prayers.”
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The Indian responded with aggression, but Khan stayed composed.
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He went on to dedicate the victory to the Pakistan Army and the martyrs of the armed forces, calling the win not just a personal achievement but a moment of pride for the entire nation.
Sameer Khan’s triumph has placed Pakistan firmly on the global boxing map and inspired a new generation of athletes back home.
