Shahzaib Rind has made a significant mark in the world of MMA, claiming the KC Lightweight World Championship at KC 56. In an impressive performance, he defeated Brazil’s Luis Rocha, extending his undefeated professional record to 8-0.
As one of Pakistan’s fastest-rising MMA talents, Shahzaib Rind displayed exceptional technical precision and composure in the octagon. With a packed crowd cheering him on, he controlled the pace of the fight, outclassing Rocha in key moments. Rind’s victory was decisive, earning him the world title and further solidifying his growing reputation in the global MMA scene.
This victory not only makes Shahzaib Rind the KC Lightweight World Champion, but it also highlights Pakistan’s increasing prominence in the MMA world. The win is a testament to Rind’s skill and determination, marking another milestone in his career.
Rind’s achievement follows his historic win as Pakistan’s first-ever world champion, which he secured at the Karate Combat KC-49 event in Singapore in 2024. In that competition, he defeated Brazil’s Bruno Roberto De Assis to take the title. Additionally, Shahzaib Rind is a six-time national Wushu champion and has previously won the Combat League title in the United States, cementing his status as a versatile and accomplished fighter.
With this new world championship title, Shahzaib Rind continues to rise in the ranks of global MMA fighters, and his success signals a bright future for Pakistani athletes in the sport.
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