Pakistan’s star athlete Usman Wazir achieved a remarkable knockout victory over Indian boxer Thilak Selvam in the first round of the World Youth Boxing Championship held in Bangkok on Thursday. The match, which took place at the Thai Boxing Arena, lasted just one minute and five seconds, marking Wazir’s 14th consecutive win in the ring.
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As the bell rang to signal the start of the first round, the 24-year-old Pakistani boxer displayed his formidable skills. Wazir’s powerful punches quickly overwhelmed Selvam, who struggled to cope with the pressure. After a swift combination of blows, Selvam momentarily sat down in the ring to regain his composure. However, Wazir seized the opportunity, delivering another decisive strike that left the Indian boxer reeling. Recognizing Selvam’s inability to continue, the referee declared Wazir the winner on technical grounds.
In the wake of his impressive victory, Usman Wazir extended an olive branch, appealing to the Prime Ministers of Pakistan and India to work towards fostering better relations between the two nations. With this win, Wazir continues to inspire a new generation of Pakistani boxers, showcasing the country’s potential for excellence in international sports.
