Laura Akram Wins OPBF Female Super Featherweight Championship
Laura Akram has made history by becoming Pakistan’s first female boxing champion on the global stage. On March 12, 2026, she secured the prestigious OPBF Female Super Featherweight Championship with a commanding performance in Bangkok, Thailand.
A Dominant Victory in Bangkok
Laura Akram defeated her opponent with clear superiority. The fight ended in the third round at 1:34, showcasing her technical skill and power. This victory marks a major breakthrough for women’s boxing in Pakistan and puts the country firmly on the international boxing map.
Who is Laura Akram?
Laura Djida Akram is a British-Pakistani boxer. She fights out of London but proudly represents Pakistan. At 40 years old, she remains undefeated in her professional career with a 4-0 record. She is also Pakistan’s national champion and has previously won a world-level medal in elite women’s boxing.
This title win inspires thousands of young Pakistani girls to pursue boxing. For years, women’s boxing in Pakistan faced limited opportunities and support. Laura Akram has now broken that barrier and opened doors for future female athletes. She has already expressed her ambition to challenge for bigger titles, including WBC opportunities.
Historic Milestone for Pakistan Boxing
- Pakistan’s first female boxing champion to win a professional international championship title.
- First major global title in women’s boxing for the country.
- Strong step toward more female representation in combat sports.
Pakistan’s boxing community and sports fans have celebrated this victory widely. Many see Laura Akram as a trailblazer who is changing the future of women’s sports in the country.
Congratulations to Laura Akram on this proud and historic achievement! Her success proves that determination and talent can overcome all challenges.
Pakistan stands proud today. The nation eagerly awaits her next fights and future titles.
