The Pakistan Boxing Council sanctions title fights, licenses boxers, promoters and officials, and ranks the nation's professional divisions.
Next Sanctioned Title Bout
Pakistan Boxing Council Presents: Professional Fight Night
Sanctioned by the Pakistan Boxing Council, this professional boxing card brings together rising talent and hungry contenders across five bouts spanning bantamweight to atom weight. The event is promoted jointly by Abid Ali (AB Promotions), Bakhtawar Bakhtawar, Shariq Nazir, and Amir Sohail (SKB Promotion), with Muhammad Kashif officiating as commission inspector and Dr. Wasi Ullah on-site as the ringside physician.
Legacy Fight Series 2026 is Islamabad's first stop for sanctioned professional and international boxing — officially recognized by the Pakistan Boxing Council and built for real stakes. Ten professional bouts headline the night, including three international matchups against fighters from Egypt and two historic women's title fights, a landmark moment for women's boxing in Pakistan. Every round is officially recorded, every fighter competes under rigorous rules for fairness and safety, and every result counts toward a real professional record. Join fans from across the country as ZM Promotion brings championship-level boxing to the capital.
The Council's footprint since 2017.
Built by an Olympian, carried forward by the next generation.
Founding President, 2017 to 2024
Known as "Black Mamba," Rasheed Baloch represented Pakistan as an Olympic boxer at the 1996 Atlanta Games before turning professional, competing across Japan, Australia and New Zealand. In 2017 he founded the Pakistan Boxing Council to give the country's professional fighters a sanctioned, structured home.
President, July 2024 to June 2026
Zaigham Rasheed Baloch succeeded his father, Abdul Rasheed Baloch, as President of the Pakistan Boxing Council in July 2024, continuing the family's involvement in the organization's governance during a period of expanded international activity for the Council.
President, Since 1 June 2026
Kaleem Ahmed Azad became President of the Pakistan Boxing Council on 1 June 2026, continuing the Council's work sanctioning professional bouts and licensing boxers, officials, and promoters nationwide.
Peshawar, Pakistan — 22 August 2026
Read More →Kaleem Ahmed Azad has taken charge as the new President of the Pakistan Boxing Council (PBC), succeeding Zaigham Rasheed Baloch from 1 June 2026. With around three decades of experience in combat sports and extensive experience as a boxing referee, judge, inspector and supervisor, Azad brings a long history of involvement in professional boxing to the leadership of the PBC.
Read More →PBC President Zaigham Rasheed met with TJP Chairman Abdullah Hameed Gul to discuss the development of professional boxing in Pakistan and explore opportunities to position the country as a leading boxing hub in Asia.
Read More →Boxers, coaches, promoters and matchmakers — get sanctioned, ranked and recognized by Pakistan's official boxing authority.