Ayesha Mumtaz, a talented schoolgirl from Sargodha, has made history at the Asian Junior Boxing Championship by securing a bronze medal in Al Ain City, Abu Dhabi. Representing Pakistan, Ayesha Mumtaz’s stellar performance in the quarterfinals not only earned her a spot in the semi-finals but also guaranteed her a medal, marking a significant achievement for Pakistani female boxers.
In a fierce quarterfinal bout, Ayesha Mumtaz showcased her exceptional boxing skills and strategic prowess, defeating Vietnam’s Thi Hong Yen Nguyen. Her victory at the Asian Junior Boxing Championship cements her as the second female boxer from Pakistan to win a medal at this prestigious event. Competing in the pinweight (46kg) category, Ayesha Mumtaz’s technical abilities and powerful left hooks led her to this historic win.
The Pakistan Boxing Federation (PBF) expressed immense pride in Ayesha Mumtaz’s achievement, with PBF President Muhammad Khalid Mahmood congratulating the young boxer and her team. He emphasized that her success at the Asian Junior Boxing Championship is a testament to her hard work and the strong support system around her.
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The PBF is hopeful for more success from young athletes like Ayesha Mumtaz and remains committed to nurturing talent across the country.
