News

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  Confident Waseem takes on Indonesian opponent today

  Pakistan’s professional boxer Mohammad Waseem will face Indonesia’s John Bajawa in the third fight of his career in Seoul, South Korea,
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  Boxing squad finalised for Olympic qualifiers

  The Pakistan Boxing Federation (PBF) on Tuesday announced a 10-member squad for the Rio Olympic qualifiers Asia-Oceania region, with 2010 South Asian Games gold-medallist Naimatullah part of the squad.
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  Pakistan boxing gets dealt a punch as coach leaves training camp

  Just ahead of the Asian qualifying round for Olympics in China next week, Pakistan’s boxing received a heavy jolt when its head coach Ali Bakhsh left the training camp after a top official of Pakistan Boxing Federation (PBF) allegedly interfered in his affairs
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  Third bout: Waseem set to face Indonesian Bajawa

  Pakistan boxer Mohammad Waseem will take on Indonesia’s John Bajawa at the Myoung Boxing World in Seoul on March 19, announced his promoter and manager Andy Kim
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  PBF seeks govt funds for Olympic qualifiers

   top official of Pakistan Boxing Federation (PBF) on Thursday said that he expected that the government would bear all the expenses of the national boxers who are set to feature in the Asian qualifying round for Olympics in China
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  Boxers not getting proper diet

  The Asian qualifying round for Rio Olympics is just 21 days away but the national boxers are not being provided with a balanced diet during their training here at the PSB Coaching Centre.
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  No use of foreign coach in boxing now, says Buksh

  Pakistan boxing coach Ali Buksh has said there is no point for any foreign coach to come to train the boxers as only three weeks remain before the 2016 Rio Olympic qualifiers begin.
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  Umar Cheema to be tried for 64 kg category.

  After failing to impress the selectors for a berth in the 60 kg category, the United States-born boxer Umar Cheema will try to find a place in 64 kg in the squad.
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  Mary Kom inspires Pakistani female trio to reach 2016 SAG

  The trio of Pakistani pugilists Khoushleem Bano, Rukhsana Parveen and Sofia Javed will etch their names in history on Saturday when they step into the ring for the first time in an international event at the 12th South Asian Games.
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  Young female boxers punch through gender barriers

  In a dense and dusty neighbourhood in Karachi, eight young girls lined up against a cement wall, touching their hands to their faces in prayer before boxing practice began.