Pakistan’s Ather Zahid Defeats Indian Rival to Win International Championship

29-year-old Pakistani professional wrestler Ather Zahid won the International Championship title, defeating Indian wrestler Singham Dubey at a wrestling mega event held in Kathmandu, Nepal.

Zahid faced fierce competition throughout the event, but his perseverance and tactical acumen shone through as he delivered a decisive victory over Dubey. Reflecting on his triumph, Zahid expressed his pride and dedication to his country, stating,

This victory is not just mine but a huge win for Pakistan and its 250 million people. I am bringing the International Championship title home!

The international wrestling event, held on October 4, attracted top talent from around the globe, showcasing the best in the sport.

Zahid’s journey to this championship began earlier this year when he secured his place in the tournament by winning the Fight Or Die Championship. He achieved this with his signature move, The Desert Slam, at the WrestleMax 3 event on May 4th at Kashmir Park in Karachi, Sindh.

Born in Al Ahsa, Saudi Arabia, Ather Zahid is the first-ever Saudi-born Pakistani professional wrestler. He honed his wrestling skills under the guidance of former WWE superstar Kalisto, who has been instrumental in his development and success in the ring.

Zahid’s victory not only highlights his personal achievements but also serves as an inspiration to aspiring wrestlers in Pakistan and beyond. His success underscores the potential of Pakistani athletes on the global stage and brings attention to the growing wrestling scene in the region.