Islamabad (Sportsnaama Report):
Pakistan’s taekwondo athletes have delivered an outstanding performance in the Poomsae event of the Combaxx 7th Asian Taekwondo Open, concluding the category with a total of 16 gold medals—8 on the opening day and 8 more on the second day. The national contingent also secured 7 silver and 14 bronze medals on day two, further solidifying Pakistan’s dominance in the competition.
With five days of action still remaining, the focus now shifts to the highly anticipated Kyorugi (sparring) events, where Pakistan aims to continue its impressive run. The championship, featuring top athletes from across Asia, will conclude on 20th February.
Gold Medalists on Day Two (8 Golds)
Pakistan’s athletes displayed exceptional skill and synchronization, clinching gold in various team and individual events:
Free Style Mixed Team Over 17 – Naqvi, Sial, Abbas, Iqbal, Maryam
Free Style Pair Over 17 – Nailah, Hamza
Free Style Individual Over 17 (Male) – Hamza Ameer
Free Style Individual Over 17 (Female) – Naqvi Zymal
Team Under 30 Male – Qadeer, Waheed, Deedar
Team Over 30 Male – Ahmed, Hussain, Mumtaz
Team Over 30 Female – Nisa, Sabir, Bashir
Team Under 30 Female – Sheraz, Batool, Maryam
Silver Medalists (7 Silvers)
Pakistan’s athletes continued to shine with 7 silver medals, showcasing strong performances across multiple categories.
Bronze Medalists (14 Bronzes)
The depth of Pakistan’s taekwondo talent was further highlighted with 14 bronze medals, proving the country’s rising status in the sport.
Focus Now on Kyorugi (Sparring) Events
With the Poomsae events concluded, all eyes are now on the Kyorugi (sparring) competitions, where Pakistan will compete for more podium finishes. The national taekwondo team, buoyed by its strong start, is determined to build on this momentum and further strengthen its position on the international stage.
Pakistan’s remarkable performance in the Combaxx 7th Asian Taekwondo Open is a testament to the country’s investment in martial arts and the dedication of its athletes. With the competition running until 20th February, the nation hopes to celebrate even greater achievements in the coming days.
