Fatima Zahra bags boxing bronze at Commonwealth Games 2026
GLASGOW - Pakistan’s Fatima Zahra etched her name into the history books on Friday by winning a bronze medal in the women’s 60kg boxing event at the Commonwealth Games, becoming the first Pakistani woman ever to claim a boxing medal at the prestigious multi-sport spectacle. The landmark achievement also ended Pakistan’s 12-year wait for a Commonwealth Games boxing medal, with the country’s last podium finish in the sport coming in 2014. The Canadian established an early advantage before the referee stopped the contest in the second round, denying the Pakistani boxer a place in the gold-medal bout.
- ▪GLASGOW - Pakistan’s Fatima Zahra etched her name into the history books on Friday by winning a bronze medal in the women’s 60kg boxing event at the Commonwealth Games, becoming the first Pakistani woman ever to claim a boxing medal at the
- ▪The landmark achievement also ended Pakistan’s 12-year wait for a Commonwealth Games boxing medal, with the country’s last podium finish in the sport coming in 2014.
- ▪The Canadian established an early advantage before the referee stopped the contest in the second round, denying the Pakistani boxer a place in the gold-medal bout.
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GLASGOW - Pakistan’s Fatima Zahra etched her name into the history books on Friday by winning a bronze medal in the women’s 60kg boxing event at the Commonwealth Games, becoming the first Pakistani woman ever to claim a boxing medal at the prestigious multi-sport spectacle. The landmark achievement also ended Pakistan’s 12-year wait for a Commonwealth Games boxing medal, with the country’s last podium finish in the sport coming in 2014. More importantly, Fatima’s success marks a defining moment for women’s boxing in Pakistan and is expected to inspire a new generation of female athletes. googletag.cmd.push(function() { googletag.display('div-gpt-ad-1681982472501-0'); }); Cartoon Fatima’s impressive campaign concluded in the semi-finals, where she was beaten by Canada’s Mary Almahdi.
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