LAHORE: The Pakistan Boxing Council (PBC) is holding its 4th Challenge Belt Championship, first ever professional boxing in Quetta on August 28. PBC President Ifraz Khan, who is in United States, has informed that the Challenge event carries Rs.20,000 prize money with the winner getting 70 percent while the loser pocketing 30 percent. Ifraz also informed that all expenses of the event will be borne by the council itself. PBC Secretary General Rasheed Baloch, based in New Zealand, said that the entire activity is dedicated to Pakistan’s Olympian boxer Syed Ibrar Hussain Shah. “The main Challenge bout has been scheduled between Mohammad Ali of Peshawar and Mohib Ali of Quetta in cruise weight and Mohammad Aslam of Pasin will take on Asad Ullah of Quetta in light welter weight,” he added. He said that a day prior to the Challenge, on August 27, the medical test and weigh-in of the boxers will be conducted at Ayub Stadium at 5.00 pm and the bouts will be held at 5.30 pm at Yazdan Khan Middle High School Alamdar Road Quetta.
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