Osama Butt Wins Silver Medal for Pakistan at World Mas Wrestling Championship in Mongolia
Pakistani athlete Osama Butt has made the country proud by winning the silver medal at the World Mas Wrestling Championship, currently taking place in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. Representing the Pakistan Mas Wrestling Federation, Butt’s exceptional performance earned him a historic accolade for Pakistan on the international stage of this traditional sport.
Under the guidance of experienced coach Muhammad Ibrahim Baig, Osama Butt began his campaign by defeating a local Mongolian athlete in the opening round. He continued his winning streak in the second bout, overcoming a strong competitor from Kazakhstan to secure a place in the final.
In the final match, Butt delivered a spirited performance but narrowly missed out on the gold medal. Despite this, his silver medal finish is seen as a momentous achievement for Pakistan and a testament to the country’s growing prominence in traditional sports.
Nawab Furqan Khan, President of the Pakistan Mas Wrestling Federation, commended Butt’s outstanding achievement, stating that his victories against athletes from Mongolia and Kazakhstan demonstrate the international caliber of Pakistani competitors. He expressed complete satisfaction with Butt’s performance, emphasizing that Pakistan has the potential to shine globally in traditional sports.
The Pakistan Mas Wrestling Federation also extended its gratitude to the government and people of Mongolia for their hospitality and the well-organized event. This success is regarded as a significant step forward for the promotion and development of traditional games in Pakistan at the international level.
