Sindh Announces Financial Support for Usman Wazeer

CM Promises Support for Usman’s Participation in World Open

KARACHI: In a significant gesture of support for one of Pakistan’s rising boxing stars, Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah has announced special financial aid along with enhanced training facilities to further develop the career of Usman Wazeer.

The pugilist is seen as one of the brightest boxing prospects from the country and is expected to win laurels for Pakistan in the future.

During the meeting, the Chief Minister commended Usman Wazeer’s remarkable achievements in the ring, describing his recent victory as a significant win for Pakistan, especially amid the ongoing tensions with India. “This is Pakistan’s first big victory in the face of India’s aggressive posture, and the Sindh government is committed to making you one of the best boxers in the world,” Shah stated.

The Chief Minister also emphasized that the provincial government would facilitate Usman’s participation in the World Open competition, a platform that could boost his international ranking. “We will take you to the World Open, and participating in such prestigious events will significantly improve your global standing,” Shah added.

In addition to the financial backing, the Chief Minister directed the Sports Minister to ensure that Usman Wazeer receives the best possible training and preparation for future international competitions.

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Usman Wazeer, who recently defeated an Indian boxer in Bangkok with a dominant first-round win, expressed his gratitude for the support.

With the backing of the Sindh government and the promise of top-tier facilities, Usman Wazeer is now poised for even greater success on the global stage in the coming months. His continued rise in the boxing world is a source of immense pride for Pakistan, and his upcoming appearances in international competitions like the World Open are eagerly anticipated.

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