Pakistan’s young martial arts sensation Fatima Naseem has achieved another remarkable milestone by becoming the first Pakistani female athlete to register 10 world records.
The 13-year-old athlete reached the milestone after setting a new record in the punch-speed category. Her latest performance also surpassed a previous record held by Indian athlete Divya Jyoti Sarkar.
Fatima Breaks Punch-Speed Record
Fatima delivered an extraordinary 340 punches in one minute while holding eggs in both hands.
Her performance surpassed the previous record of 331 punches, set by India’s Divya Jyoti Sarkar.
The achievement adds another international record to Fatima’s growing collection and further establishes her as one of Pakistan’s most successful young martial artists.
Fatima has repeatedly challenged records held by Indian athletes during her record-breaking career.
Youngest Record Holder With Growing Achievements
Fatima set her first world record when she was just seven years old.
Since then, she has continued to build an impressive record of achievements across martial arts and physical endurance disciplines.
Her accomplishments are not limited to punch-speed challenges. She has also earned recognition from Guinness World Records for her performance in a stretching category.
In that challenge, Fatima maintained her position between two chairs for one minute and 45 seconds. The performance exceeded the required benchmark of one minute and 30 seconds.
The achievement demonstrated her balance, flexibility, strength and physical control beyond conventional martial arts competitions.
Pakistan’s Young Sporting Record Holder
With her latest achievement, Fatima has become the first Pakistani woman to reach 10 world records, according to the provided report.
Her continued success has drawn attention to the potential of young Pakistani athletes on international platforms.
At only 13, Fatima’s growing list of records has positioned her as a prominent young figure in Pakistan’s martial arts community, with her achievements extending across speed, strength, flexibility and endurance.
