Pakistan secured two gold medals and one bronze at the Abu Dhabi World Jiu-Jitsu Championship in the United Arab Emirates. The impressive performance marked a historic achievement for the country’s jiu-jitsu team on the international stage.
The national squad made its debut in the prestigious Masters category during this year’s championship. Consequently, Pakistani athletes claimed top honours in their first appearance and proudly raised the national flag.
Former Asian champions Abu Hurairah and Muhammad Ammar delivered outstanding performances throughout the competition. Both athletes dominated their respective divisions to secure gold medals in the Masters category.
Abu Hurairah And Ammar Win Gold Medals
Abu Hurairah and Muhammad Ammar showcased exceptional skill and determination against international competitors. Furthermore, their victories highlighted Pakistan’s growing presence in global jiu-jitsu competitions.
Their gold-medal performances represented a significant milestone for the national team. Therefore, Pakistan celebrated one of its strongest results at the prestigious championship.
Meanwhile, Muhammad Yousuf and Muhammad Umar also impressed during the tournament. The pair competed in the Under-21 Duo category and earned a bronze medal after delivering a strong performance.
Federation Hails Historic International Success
Pakistan Jiu-Jitsu Federation Chairman Khalil Ahmed Khan congratulated the athletes on their remarkable achievements. He praised their commitment, discipline and dedication throughout the championship.
The federation chairman said the medals reflected the team’s hard work and determination to succeed at the highest level. Moreover, he described the results as a historic contribution to Pakistan’s sporting achievements.
Officials believe the success will encourage greater participation in jiu-jitsu across the country. Additionally, the achievements are expected to inspire young athletes to compete in international events and strengthen Pakistan’s reputation in the sport.
The championship performance marks another positive step for Pakistan’s growing presence in international martial arts competitions and highlights the country’s emerging talent in jiu-jitsu.
