Is there a career of boxing in pakistan ?
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bro if u believe u can then u can although it will be quite difficult to get to the top but u can and one more thing i have to tell u that if u chose boxing as a career after u reach 30 or 40 u will have to retire then after that u will be jobless so also think about that. there were a few paki boxers who went to olympics so if they can u can aswell
If you're expecting a lot of money out of it, the no.
You can pursue it as a hobby while having an established source of income.
You can pursue it as a hobby while having an established source of income.
Unless you've been boxing since you were little, and you're very good at it, I wouldn't recommend it. I know you want cash like some big names in boxing (who doesn't lol 
), but these guys have been training their whole lives, and didn't start making this much dough until they reached the top. Same is the case with Mixed Martial Artists and other athletes.
), but these guys have been training their whole lives, and didn't start making this much dough until they reached the top. Same is the case with Mixed Martial Artists and other athletes.
Yes , there is always a place for good ones .. Recently there are alots of boxing events going around in the city karachi ..inter university , karachi central and etc .. You can contact me if u want to join any club and later you can open one of yours...!
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I was thinking the same recently. From what I know, boxing in Pakistan is almost non existent. I've never seen any boxing club here in Lahore. I just know one martial arts club which again is not a boxing specific club. The sport of boxing is more popular(or used to be) in American and European countries, mainly USA. With more and more people shifting to UFC and other martial art entertainment, boxing now is just not as popular as it used to be before the 80s. Boxing stars of today are just show offs, take Mayweather as an example(that guy seriously thinks he is better than M.Ali). Therefore due to lack of entertainment in the sport, people just don't really care about boxing as much. Heck most people don't even know who the heavyweight champion is these days. So as a career boxing is just not as good and if we talk about Pakistan...Just forget it. Boxing is one of the least favorite sports in South Asia.
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