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Muhammad Waseem

Muhammad Waseem (born 29 August 1987) is a Pakistani professional boxer who competes in the bantamweight division. Nicknamed "Falcon", he is the first boxer from Pakistan to win a world title, capturing the WBA Gold bantamweight championship in May 2025 with a ninth-round technical knockout victory over Wiston Orono at the International Boxing Championship in Quetta. Waseem, who turned professional in 2015 after an undefeated amateur career, has a record of 14 wins and 2 losses, with 10 knockouts. He has twice challenged unsuccessfully for the IBF flyweight title—in 2018 against Moruti Mthalane and in 2022 against Sunny Edwards—and previously held the WBC Silver flyweight title on two occasions as well as the WBA Continental Americas flyweight title.

Early life and background

Childhood in Quetta

Muhammad Waseem was born in , , in 1987 to the Alizai Pashtun tribe, with family roots tracing back to the nearby town of Mastung. His early years were shaped by a close-knit family, including support from his paternal grandfather, a former international footballer, and his mother, though his father initially opposed his interest in sports and even expelled him from home for pursuing over studies. This familial dynamic highlighted the traditional emphasis on in his household amid the cultural influences of Pashtun . Growing up in , Waseem navigated the socioeconomic challenges of , a region marked by poverty and limited opportunities, which often motivated youth toward community activities as outlets for ambition and resilience. He is multilingual, fluent in , Balochi, and , reflecting the diverse linguistic environment of Quetta and his tribal background; he also speaks , the . These hardships in an impoverished setting fostered a determination that would later define his path, as local conditions provided few structured avenues for beyond informal pursuits. Waseem's initial exposure to sports came through local community activities in , where he casually observed and participated in athletic endeavors at neighborhood gyms and clubs before focusing on around the age of eight to twelve. Inspired by senior athletes at the historic Youth Boxing Club, he began informal engagement with the sport, drawn to its physical demands as a way to channel energy amid the constraints of his surroundings. This early immersion laid the groundwork for his commitment, though formal training would follow shortly thereafter.

Entry into boxing

Muhammad Waseem discovered as a means of amid frequent street fights in , where ethnic tensions between Pakhtun and Baloch youth often escalated to violence involving knives. Around 1997, at the age of nine or ten, he began training at the Youth Boxing Club, a local gym near his school that featured outdated equipment, including a dating back to the . Under the guidance of unnamed local coaches, Waseem's initial regimen focused on fundamental techniques such as footwork, basic punches, and defensive maneuvers, tailored to the flyweight division where his slight build naturally positioned him. By his early teens in the early , Waseem started competing in local tournaments in , where opportunities were scarce due to the region's underdeveloped sports infrastructure. These bouts helped him hone foundational skills like speed and agility, drawing on his background as a street fighter before formal training. He progressed to national youth championships in , securing several medals in the amateur circuit that built his reputation domestically and emphasized his undefeated streak in key events over several years. Waseem faced significant challenges in his youth, including limited resources such as inadequate gear and , compounded by the need to balance rigorous training with his education in . With support from his family rooted in 's Pashtun community, he persevered despite initial lack of institutional backing. By 2004, in his mid-teens, these efforts culminated in his selection to the national team, marking his serious commitment to as a path and prompting a move to for advanced preparation.

Amateur career

International competitions

Muhammad Waseem began his cricket career playing street in his hometown of , , before representing Region in domestic age-group and club tournaments. Limited opportunities in Pakistan prompted his move to the in 2016, where he sought employment while participating in local cricket tournaments and club matches. Waseem's early exposure in the UAE included playing for various club sides, honing his aggressive opening batting. His momentum built through participation in regional and franchise leagues, notably the in 2020–21, where he featured for the Northern Warriors. On 3 February 2021, against the Pune Devils, he equalled the T10 record for the fastest fifty, scoring 56* off 12 balls. Earlier in the tournament, he smashed 76 off 34 balls against the Maratha Arabians, a side captained by . These performances in the international T10 league marked his rise, leading to a UAE national contract before his international debut.) Waseem continued in UAE domestic competitions, including the Emirates D20 and Desert Cube tournaments, accumulating experience against regional opposition. By 2022, after qualifying under residency rules in April 2021, he transitioned to full international eligibility, having established himself in local circuits.

Key medals and records

Waseem's early career breakthrough at the 2020–21 League highlighted his potential, where his 12-ball fifty tied the format's record (previously shared by and others) and earned him the Player of the Tournament award for the Northern Warriors. This event, featuring international stars, showcased his power-hitting, with a strike rate exceeding 200 in multiple .) In UAE domestic T20 leagues as of 2025, Waseem has scored over 1,500 runs at an average above 30, including several half-centuries, solidifying his role as a top opener. His pre-international record includes consistent performances in from 2016 onward, transforming him from a job-seeking immigrant into a domestic standout and paving the way for UAE representation. These achievements boosted cricket development in the UAE, inspiring other players.

Professional career

Debut and early fights

Muhammad Waseem transitioned to professional boxing in 2015 after a distinguished amateur career, signing a contract with South Korean promoter Andy Kim of AK Promotions to launch his pro career abroad. His debut took place on October 4, 2015, at the Sunhak Gymnasium in Incheon, South Korea, where he faced Min Wook Lee and secured a technical knockout victory in the ninth round, showcasing his power and precision early on. Building momentum, Waseem's second professional bout occurred on December 15, 2015, in , , against Indonesian fighter Suparyanto Doglo, whom he knocked out with a decisive body shot in the third round, extending his record to 2-0. On March 19, 2016, in , [South Korea](/page/South Korea), he dominated John Bajawa, earning a sixth-round technical to improve to 3-0 and solidify his reputation as a rising flyweight contender. These early victories highlighted Waseem's aggressive style and ability to finish fights inside the distance, drawing attention from international promoters. In 2016, Waseem shifted his training regimen to , where he refined his technical skills under local coaches, adapting his amateur foundation to the demands of bouts. This period of preparation was complemented by relocation to training camps in the United States, including sessions at 's TMT gym in starting in January 2016, under the guidance of , which enhanced his defensive footwork and strategic punching. These developments marked a pivotal phase in his early career, positioning him for higher-stakes opportunities.

WBC Silver title reign

Muhammad Waseem captured the vacant Silver flyweight title on July 17, 2016, defeating Jether Oliva by over 12 rounds at the Millennium Hilton Hotel in , , with scores of 120-112 (twice) and 119-113. This victory marked Waseem's fourth professional bout and elevated his record to 4-0. As the first Pakistani boxer to secure a -recognized title, the win garnered national acclaim and positioned Waseem as a trailblazer in Pakistani . Waseem made his first defense of the title on November 27, 2016, against undefeated Filipino contender Giemel Magramo at Gwanakgu Hall in . He prevailed by over 12 rounds, with judges scoring it 117-110, 114-113, and 114-113, despite Magramo losing a point for an accidental in the sixth round that caused a cut on Waseem. The bout showcased Waseem's technical prowess and resilience, improving his record to 5-0 while retaining the Silver belt. During his reign, Waseem remained undefeated, compiling an 8-0 record with 6 knockouts through voluntary defenses and tune-up bouts that solidified his status as the top-ranked flyweight contender. Key victories included a second-round knockout of Eliecer Valdez on July 4, 2017, in , ; a third-round stoppage of Trejos on July 29, 2017, also in ; and a first-round knockout of Jose Luis Calvo on September 30, 2017, in David, . Waseem relinquished the WBC Silver title in late 2017 to pursue an opportunity for the full IBF flyweight world championship.

IBF world title challenges

Muhammad Waseem's first bid for the full IBF flyweight world title came on July 15, 2018, against South African veteran Moruti Mthalane for the vacant belt at Axiata Arena in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Entering the bout undefeated at 8-0, Waseem aimed to become the first Pakistani boxer to claim a major world title, building on his prior success as WBC flyweight silver champion. The fight was competitive, with Mthalane dominating early rounds before Waseem mounted a strong comeback, knocking down the champion in the 11th round. Despite the late surge, Waseem lost by unanimous decision, with judges scoring it 114-113 twice and 116-110 for Mthalane, dropping his record to 8-1. For this challenge, Waseem prepared extensively, initially planning a camp in before shifting to to train at Floyd Mayweather's gym, focusing on sharpening his power and endurance after a period of inactivity. This marked a tactical adjustment from his earlier training routines, which had included extended sessions in since 2015 under a Japanese coach to refine his technical skills and conditioning. Weight management was crucial, as Waseem maintained the flyweight limit of 112 pounds to optimize his speed and strength in the division. Waseem's second IBF title opportunity arrived on March 19, 2022, against undefeated champion at Dubai Duty Free Tennis Stadium in , . With a record of 12-1 following interim successes, Waseem sought redemption against Edwards, who had recently claimed the belt from Mthalane. The 12-round bout featured Waseem's aggressive pressure against Edwards' elusive movement, but the Briton controlled the pace with superior footwork and counters. Edwards won by , with scores of 115-111 twice and 116-110, bringing Waseem's record to 12-2. Post the loss, Waseem refined his approach with further tactical tweaks, emphasizing improved distance management and sustained output over 12 rounds, while continuing rigorous weight control at 112 pounds to avoid draining effects. His preparation for the Edwards fight involved an intensive camp described as the hardest of his career, incorporating high-volume to counter mobile opponents. These efforts, sustained by his ongoing Japan-based foundation, helped mitigate the setbacks. Despite the defeats, the challenges elevated Waseem's profile, preserving his status as a top flyweight contender without suffering career-threatening injuries. The losses provided valuable experience against elite champions, positioning him for future opportunities in .

Post-2022 resurgence

Following his second defeat for the IBF flyweight title against in March 2022, Muhammad Waseem refocused on rebuilding his momentum through strategic bouts that showcased his resilience and power. Although the 2019 victory over Ganigan López predated the 2022 loss, it marked an important recovery win after his first world title setback, where Waseem outpointed the former two-time champion via over eight rounds in , with scores of 77-75 twice and 80-73. In his subsequent homecoming fight on December 19, 2020, in , —the first professional bout held in his homeland—Waseem secured a technical against Jeny Boy Boca in the eighth round of a WBC regional eliminator, dropping the Filipino contender with a barrage of to earn a stoppage at 3:00. Waseem's return after the 2022 defeat came in October 2024, when he moved up to and delivered a dominant third-round over Jaba Memishishi in a World Boxing Federation ranking bout at the World and Fitness Championships in . Landing a precise left hook to the body at 0:56 of the round, Waseem forced the referee to intervene as the fighter crumpled, improving his record and positioning him for another title opportunity. The pinnacle of this resurgence arrived on May 10, 2025, in , , where Waseem captured the vacant WBA Gold bantamweight world championship by knocking out Wiston Orono in the ninth round of their scheduled 12-round title fight at the Quetta Polo Club. A devastating combination at 1:30 prompted the stoppage, marking Waseem as 's first full professional world champion and sparking nationwide celebrations for the historic achievement in his hometown. As of November 2025, Waseem's professional record stands at 14-2, with 10 , reflecting his sustained knockout prowess. He continues to train in , where he has honed his skills since 2015 under local coaches to prepare for defenses and future challenges. Waseem is scheduled to make his first defense of the title against Jakrawut Majungoen on November 29, 2025, in , .

Fighting style and legacy

Technical approach

Muhammad Waseem, nicknamed the "Falcon" for his swift and aggressive , employs a fighting style characterized by exceptional speed, agile footwork, precise combinations, and effective counter-punching. This approach allows him to maintain relentless pressure on opponents while setting up explosive power shots, as demonstrated in his ability to dominate the ring through strategic pacing and technical accuracy. During his amateur career, Waseem emphasized endurance and tactical resilience to navigate multi-round tournaments, earning multiple international medals. Transitioning to in , he adapted his style to prioritize power, achieving 10 stoppages in his 14 victories, a shift bolstered by rigorous training camps that honed his offensive capabilities. Waseem's development has been significantly shaped by his training in since 2015, where he built a strong foundation for his professional transition through intensive sessions focused on technique and conditioning. Complementing this, he has incorporated precision drills reminiscent of Floyd Mayweather's methods during training at the Mayweather Boxing Club in , enhancing his footwork and combination delivery for greater efficiency.

Achievements and influence

Muhammad Waseem's professional achievements include securing the Silver flyweight title in his fourth bout in 2016 against Mexico's Felipe Salgado via sixth-round stoppage, marking him as one of the fastest to claim a regional world belt. He reclaimed the Silver title in 2021 by defeating Colombia's Rober Barrera via , solidifying his status as a two-time holder of the interim world-ranking belt. Waseem also rose to IBF #1 contender status in the flyweight division between 2021 and 2022, challenging unsuccessfully for the full IBF world title twice—first against in 2018 and later against in 2022. His pinnacle came in 2025 when he captured the WBA Gold title with a ninth-round over Venezuela's Wiston Orono in , becoming the first Pakistani professional boxer to win a major world championship. In his amateur career, Waseem earned a at the 2010 in by defeating Dagoberto Agüero of the in the flyweight final. He also secured multiple medals, including bronze in 2010 at and silver in 2014 at , where he lost the flyweight final to Australia's . These honors established him as Pakistan's premier amateur boxer before transitioning to the professional ranks. Waseem's success has profoundly influenced Pakistani , inspiring the establishment of youth training programs in his hometown of and across the country, where he has personally contributed to camps for aspiring fighters. His international representation has elevated the sport's visibility, leading to increased national funding for initiatives and positioning Pakistan as an emerging hub in Asian . Following his 2025 title win, Waseem garnered widespread media coverage in and endorsements from local organizations, further amplifying his role as a national icon. Despite these milestones, he has faced ongoing challenges with limited financial support from Pakistani authorities, prompting calls for better resources to sustain the sport's growth.

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