INTERNATIONAL BOXING PROMOTION
Sameer Khan
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Pakistan / Bantamweight

Sameer Khan

Represented by Tunal Group

5Wins
0Losses
0Draws

2 wins by KO / TKO · 40% of wins

Record checked · 2026-10-19 · Source ↗

The 2025 UBO Youth super-flyweight title winner, Sameer Khan represents a new generation of Pakistani boxing. His journey, built around work and training, continues internationally with Tunal Group.

BEHIND THE GLOVES

MORE THAN A RECORD.

Sameer Khan built his boxing journey while balancing training with his work as a barista at McDonald’s Pakistan. His story attracted attention at home, and his employer celebrated his achievement, recognising his discipline and perseverance.

On 27 September 2025 in Bangkok, he won the UBO Youth super-flyweight title with a unanimous decision over India’s Banty Singh. This Youth title marked an important step early in his professional career.

With Tunal Group, Sameer is now part of an international boxing environment. His appearance at the 30 August 2026 Darıca event, documented in the promotion’s archives against Bedirhan Karali, is part of that journey. With Tunal, he continues that progression, carrying Pakistan’s colours into new arenas.

Record supplied by the Tunal team on 19 October 2026: 5 wins, no losses and no draws.

Sources & reading

Historical accounts retain their original context. Editorial review: 2026-10-20

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