Pakistan’s Usman Wazeer Knocks Out Indian Boxer in Under 2 Minutes

In a commanding display of power and precision, Pakistani boxing sensation Usman Wazeer continued his unbeaten run by dismantling India’s Eswaran in their international ranking bout at Bangkok’s World Siam Stadium on Thursday.

The much-anticipated clash, which served as the 13th fight on a 15-bout card, barely lasted two minutes. Wazeer, nicknamed the “Asian Boy,” needed just 1 minute and 41 seconds of the opening round to force a technical knockout, flooring Eswaran twice before the referee stepped in to wave off the contest.

With the victory, Wazeer extends his flawless professional record to 16-0, further cementing his growing status in the international boxing rankings. The Gilgit-Baltistan native looked sharp from the opening bell, showcasing a ruthless combination of speed and accuracy that left his Indian opponent with no answers.

“I dedicate this win, like always, to my beloved Pakistan,” Wazeer said. Knocking out Indian opponents in Bangkok has become a habit for the boxer from Pakistan, who continues to make waves on the international scene.

Originally slated for a 3:00 PM PST start, the fight took place slightly earlier than planned due to swift conclusions in earlier bouts on the card. Still, it was Usman Wazeer’s clinical finish that stole the spotlight in what was a packed evening of international boxing action in the Thai capital.

The victory adds another milestone to Wazeer’s impressive journey as Pakistan’s leading boxing export—and with performances like this, the 24-year-old appears destined for even greater heights in the global arena.