Pakistan's Agha Kaleem wins silver at IFMA World Muaythai Championship
- Sara Habib
- March 20, 2025
- 9:00 am
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- Sports
Pakistani kickboxer Agha Kaleem has won a silver medal in the 51kg category at the IFMA World Muaythai Championship. He thanked the Shahid Afridi Foundation for their support.
A Hard-Fought Battle
Kaleem performed exceptionally well throughout the tournament. He reached the final but lost to a Russian opponent. Despite the loss, winning silver at such a prestigious event is a major achievement.
A Prestigious Championship
The IFMA World Muaythai Championship is one of the highest levels of competition in the sport. Fighters from 40 countries participated, making it a tough tournament. Kaleem’s performance brought pride to Pakistan.
Overcoming Financial Struggles
Kaleem’s journey has not been easy. He is originally from Quetta and now lives in Baldia Town, Karachi. To support himself, he worked at a local tea stall. Despite financial hardships, he continued his passion for kickboxing and MMA.
Support from Shahid Afridi and Ali Zafar
Help came from unexpected places. Shahid Afridi and Ali Zafar provided support, allowing Kaleem to compete at an international level. After his victory, he expressed gratitude on social media. Singer Ali Zafar replied, “Amazing! Believed in you all the way. So proud.”
A Bright Future Ahead
Kaleem is determined to achieve more. He believes this silver medal is just the beginning. His story is an inspiration for young athletes who face financial struggles but dream big.
IFMA Official Website – Learn more about the championship.
Shahid Afridi Foundation – Supporting athletes like Agha Kaleem.
