Pakistan’s Ehsanullah Mehsud has clinched the gold medal at the Thailand International Taekwondo Championship after defeating competitors from Kazakhstan, India, and Sri Lanka during the tournament.

Mehsud began his campaign with a victory over a Kazakh athlete in the preliminary round.

He then defeated an Indian opponent in the semi-final to book his place in the final, where he overcame a Sri Lankan player to secure the gold medal.

Mehsud expressed gratitude to the public for their prayers and encouragement, dedicating his achievement to the people of Pakistan.

“I am thankful for the support and prayers of the people. I dedicate this gold medal to Pakistan,” he said.

Member of the Provincial Assembly Asif Mehsud congratulated the athlete, saying Ehsan had brought recognition to Pakistan and Waziristan at the international level.

He also announced that he would provide a job opportunity for Ehsan Mehsud in recognition of his achievement.

Fatima Zahra secures historic commonwealth boxing medal for Pakistan

Pakistan’s Fatima Zahra has become the country’s first-ever female boxer to win a medal at the Commonwealth Games after defeating New Zealand’s Jordan Wilson in the women’s 60kg quarter-final. The 22-year-old dominated the contest, earning a unanimous 5-0 points victory to book her place in the semi-finals and guarantee at least a bronze medal, as both losing semi-finalists receive bronze under the tournament format. The achievement marks a major milestone for Pakistan’s women’s boxing program, which only made its international debut in 2016. While expressing job in her accomplishment, Fatima said her ultimate goal remains winning gold. She controlled the three-round […]

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