


ISLAMABAD: (Sports Desk) – Renowned Pakistani wrestler Inam Butt is facing the possibility of a suspension after reportedly testing positive for a prohibited substance during a doping test conducted at the Asian Beach Games in China.
Butt underwent the test during the Asian Beach Games in April. The matter is currently under review by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA), which will determine the next course of action after examining the wrestler’s explanation and medical documentation.
According to sources close to Inam Butt, the wrestler had been taking prescribed medication for an eye-related medical condition before participating in the Games. They said the medication was used strictly for treatment and was not intended to improve his sporting performance.
The sources further claimed that Butt submitted details of the medicines, medical scans and prescriptions issued by his doctors to WADA. They said the anti-doping authorities had previously granted him permission to use the medication for one year.
Butt remains in contact with anti-doping officials while the case is being assessed. No suspension or final ban has been imposed so far.
The final decision will depend on WADA’s evaluation of the medical evidence, Butt’s explanation and the circumstances that led to the presence of the prohibited substance.
The development has created uncertainty for one of Pakistan’s most successful wrestlers. Inam Butt has represented the country at major international competitions and earned several prestigious titles, particularly in beach wrestling.
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