In a high-octane mixed martial arts showdown held in Dubai, Pakistan’s rising MMA star Rizwan Ali triumphed over his Indian opponent, Rana Pratap Singh, with a spectacular first-round knockout.
The bout, which drew fans from across the region, ended swiftly as Ali landed a powerful strike that sealed his victory in decisive fashion.
According to details shared on Thursday, the national fighter continued his impressive run by maintaining his perfect record — extending his winning streak to 11 consecutive victories.
The dominant performance further cemented his reputation as one of Pakistan’s most promising MMA talents on the international stage.
Following the victory, Rizwan Ali was awarded a cash prize of Rs5 million in recognition of his outstanding performance. The event also saw the attendance of renowned UFC champion Khamzat Chimaev, who joined the audience as a special guest and personally congratulated Ali after the fight, commending his skill and discipline inside the cage.
Expressing gratitude to his supporters and team, Rizwan Ali said that his victory was not just personal but a proud moment for Pakistan’s growing MMA community. He added that he aims to inspire young athletes in the country to pursue mixed martial arts professionally.
Ali also shared his ambition to soon compete in the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC), one of the world’s most prestigious MMA platforms. “My goal is to become the first Pakistani fighter to represent my country in the UFC. This win brings me one step closer,” he said.
The victory in Dubai marks another milestone in Rizwan Ali’s journey as he continues to make waves in international circuits, proving that Pakistan’s athletes are capable of excelling on the global stage through skill, determination, and unwavering spirit.
