Pakistani powerlifter Ayesha Hassan has secured a gold medal at an international powerlifting championship in Nepal, marking another achievement for the country’s female athletes.
The Karachi-based athlete claimed first place in the Masters Category 1 division, defeating international competitors to secure the top position.
Her victory was reported on Tuesday, October 27, 2026, highlighting Pakistan’s growing presence in international strength sports.
Ayesha Hassan Shines at International Powerlifting Championship
Ayesha delivered an impressive performance following extensive physical training and preparation.
Her coach, Usman, played an important role in developing her strength, technique, and competitive skills.
OSM Fitness also provided training support, helping her prepare for international competition.
The achievement reflects her dedication to competitive powerlifting and continued efforts to represent Pakistan internationally.
What Is the Masters Category in Powerlifting?
Powerlifting competitions involve three major strength exercises: the squat, bench press, and deadlift.
Athletes compete within specific age and bodyweight divisions.
Under International Powerlifting Federation rules, the Masters I category generally includes competitors aged 40 to 49.
However, the exact age classification used at the Nepal championship has not been independently confirmed.
Ayesha Hassan’s Victory Highlights Women’s Sporting Potential
Ayesha’s gold medal represents another encouraging development for women’s participation in Pakistani sports.
Her international success highlights opportunities for female athletes pursuing careers in strength-based competitions.
The achievement also draws attention to the importance of professional coaching, training facilities, and institutional support.
Meanwhile, her victory has earned recognition among sports followers in Pakistan.
Ayesha’s performance demonstrates how determination, disciplined training, and technical preparation can help athletes achieve international success.
