Maqsood Rathore Wins Gold for Pakistan at Asian Masters Weightlifting in Doha
- Sara Habib
- May 30, 2025
- 8:32 am
- 39
- Sports
Weightlifting gold Pakistan—that’s the proud headline today. Maqsood Amjad Rathore has won a gold medal at the Asian Masters Weightlifting Championship in Doha, Qatar. Competing in the 96kg category for the 65+ age group, he lifted 125kg total: 55kg in snatch and 70kg in clean and jerk.
A Big Moment for Pakistan
This win is a big achievement. It puts Pakistan on the map in international weightlifting. Rathore stood proudly on the top podium. His efforts have brought honor to the country.
Age Is No Barrier
Rathore’s victory proves something powerful—age does not stop success. At 65+, he showed strength, discipline, and passion. His journey sends a strong message to older athletes: keep going.
Pakistan's Growing Team
Pakistan sent a team of 10 athletes to this championship. This shows the sport is growing at home. More people are training and competing. The team still has time. The event will continue until May 31.
A Boost for National Pride
Pakistan’s sports fans are celebrating this gold medal. It lifts national spirit. It also encourages more people to support local athletes.
More Medals Possible
The championship isn’t over. With more athletes in play, Pakistan could win more medals. Rathore’s win sets a great tone for the team.
