Pakistan’s Usman Wazeer wins WBO Youth World title

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The Astore-born won the bout through a technical knockout in the sixth round

Pakistani boxer Usman Wazeer won the WBO Youth World title in Bangkok, Thailand, on Wednesday.

The Astore-born defeated Thailand’s Somphot Seesa in the bout through a technical knockout in the sixth round.

With the win, Wazeer has extended his undefeated professional boxing record to 9-0.

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1575114782956462080

The 22-year-old has already clinched WBA Asia welterweight title, ABF Asian title and World Boxing Council’s Middle East title in the past.

“It is the biggest fight of my career. It is an honour for me to qualify for the World Youth title fight,” Wazeer had stated before the match.

Wazeer was not the only Pakistan boxer who won today as Shoaib Khan registered victory by technical knockout in 6 RDS Lightweight Bout against Thailand’s Sornram Sopakul in Bangkok.

Pakistan’s Usman Wazeer wins WBO Youth World title

The Astore-born won the bout through a technical knockout in the sixth round

www.samaaenglish.tv

 

[jamal18]

Fantastic news! Love it when Pakistanis do well at martial sports!

 

[Hexlor]

There are a lot of top-level boxers in the UK of Pakistani origin, so there is no doubt that Pakistan possesses a ton of talent in this sport. All it will take is one champion to start a boxing revolution in this country but for that to happen the government must first provide athletes with resources, which we know will never happen in today's environment.

 

[AZADPAKISTAN2009]

Congratulations to Pakistani people and to the athlete

 

[Mirzali Khan]

The Astore-born won the bout through a technical knockout in the sixth round
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Pakistani boxer Usman Wazeer won the WBO Youth World title in Bangkok, Thailand, on Wednesday.

The Astore-born defeated Thailand’s Somphot Seesa in the bout through a technical knockout in the sixth round.

With the win, Wazeer has extended his undefeated professional boxing record to 9-0.

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1575114782956462080

The 22-year-old has already clinched WBA Asia welterweight title, ABF Asian title and World Boxing Council’s Middle East title in the past.

“It is the biggest fight of my career. It is an honour for me to qualify for the World Youth title fight,” Wazeer had stated before the match.

Wazeer was not the only Pakistan boxer who won today as Shoaib Khan registered victory by technical knockout in 6 RDS Lightweight Bout against Thailand’s Sornram Sopakul in Bangkok.

Pakistan’s Usman Wazeer wins WBO Youth World title

The Astore-born won the bout through a technical knockout in the sixth round

www.samaaenglish.tv

Is he Pashtun?

 

[Maula Jatt]

Is he Pashtun?

Does it matter?
He is from baltistan

 

[Mirzali Khan]

Does it matter?

Yes, it does

He is from baltistan

Oh nice

 

[Mirzali Khan]

How?- most of pakistani boxers, MMA guys are from potohar and AJK

I don't see them constantly asking if they are from thier ethnicity or not?

Idk bro just curious if he's a part of my people lol

 

[Maula Jatt]

Idk bro just curious if he's a part of my people lol

Ok bro, I am not trying to be a** eventhough I am sounding like one, my bad dude
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@Mirzali Khan pakhtuns, Urdu speakers and Punjabi people are well represented in Pakistan in pretty much every field except for politics where unfortunately it's divided along ethnic lines outside of PTI probably



are already represented in pretty much every field one can think of



if someone was a Baloch or baltistan or from interior Sindh I can understand cause they're not well represented in mainstream and it's probably a good feeling when they see their own getting some representation but for others, I mean is it really that big a deal, does it even matter?



That's why I asked, explaining cause I wasn't trying to be a** hole

 

[lastofthepatriots]

Congratz

Idk bro just curious if he's a part of my people lol

What is that supposed to mean? Are we not a part of your people?

 

[Mirzali Khan]

Ok bro, I am not trying to be a** eventhough I am sounding like one, my bad dude
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@Mirzali Khan pakhtuns, Urdu speakers and Punjabi people are well represented in Pakistan in pretty much every field except for politics where unfortunately it's divided along ethnic lines outside of PTI probably



are already represented in pretty much every field one can think of



if someone was a Baloch or baltistan or from interior Sindh I can understand cause they're not well represented in mainstream and it's probably a good feeling when they see their own getting some representation but for others, I mean is it really that big a deal, does it even matter?



That's why I asked, explaining cause I wasn't trying to be a** hole

I saw his last name “Wazeer” and thought he was from Waziristan

Yes Pakistani media and diaspora and even diaspora social media is well endowed with Punjabis, Urdu speakers, and Pashtuns but Baloch and Sindhis aren’t as visible or represented.

 

[Mirzali Khan]

What is that supposed to mean? Are we not a part of your people?

No, because you guys belong to different ethnicities.