Prague: Pakistan’s Laura Akram was defeated in the semi-final of the World Boxing Challenge, ending her impressive run in the tournament.
She lost to Mongolia’s Maichdmaa Erdenedalai on points, with the Mongolian boxer winning 5–0 in a dominant performance.
Despite the loss, Laura Akram has earned a bronze medal for Pakistan, marking a commendable achievement at the prestigious championship being held in the Czech Republic.
Despite the loss, Akram’s performance guaranteed Pakistan’s first-ever world-level medal in women’s boxing.
British-Pakistani Laura Akram made history as the first female boxer from Pakistan to win a medal at this prestigious event. Her remarkable achievement marks a significant milestone for women’s boxing in the country. This groundbreaking feat has brought immense pride and recognition to Pakistan on the international boxing stage.
Akram had previously demonstrated her strength and skill by defeating Palestine’s Noura Salim in the quarter-finals on Thursday, June 12, 2025.
Her consistent performance throughout the championship has truly highlighted her dedication and talent. Her historic medal is an inspiration for aspiring female athletes across Pakistan.
