The first-ever International World boxing Championship will mark a historic milestone in Pakistan’s sporting history as it takes place in Quetta this May. The country will host the prestigious World Gold Bantamweight Title match for the first time, featuring 12 intense rounds of top-tier boxing.
The event officially kicks off on May 10 with a thrilling opening fight between Pakistan’s celebrated boxer Muhammad Waseem and Venezuela’s Verinston Orino. The Polo and Saddle Club, an iconic venue in the provincial capital, hosts the championship matches for this monumental occasion.
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Not only will this event see athletes from across the globe—including those from the USA, Ireland, the UK, and more—but it has also gained the approval of the World Boxing Association (WBA), ensuring its credibility and global recognition.
The Government of Balochistan and DHA proudly sponsor this championship, demonstrating their strong commitment to bringing world-class sporting events to the region. With an emphasis on showcasing the province’s ability to host international mega-events, the initiative seeks to highlight Balochistan’s growing potential as a hub for sports and tourism.
Balochistan, which recently witnessed highly acclaimed events like the Jhal Magsi Jeep Rally, Sibi Mela, and the Nushki Golden Desert Jeep Rally, continues to make waves on the global stage. The success of such events, alongside initiatives like the Quetta Eat Festival, demonstrates the rich heritage, cultural diversity, and adventure opportunities the province offers.
The International World Championship will not only elevate Balochistan’s profile within the international sporting community but will also inspire aspiring athletes across Pakistan. A new chapter in Pakistan’s sports legacy begins in Quetta this May, and fans around the country and the world will be watching closely.
