Pakistan’s Nooh Dastgir Butt continues to make headlines, claiming an impressive seven gold and one bronze medal at the Commonwealth Powerlifting Championship.
This remarkable achievement marks Butt’s successful transition from weightlifting to powerlifting, showcasing his exceptional strength and determination.
Competing in the 120+ kg category, Butt demonstrated his prowess in both the classic and equipped classes. His performance in the equipped division was particularly noteworthy, as he achieved a clean sweep by winning all four gold medals. Butt’s dominance began with a commanding squat of 340 kilograms, which secured his first gold medal. He continued his winning streak with a 210-kilogram bench press, followed by a powerful 300-kilogram deadlift, bringing his total to 850 kilograms and earning him the overall title in the equipped division.
Butt’s success extended to the classic class, where he added three more gold medals and a bronze to his collection. His outstanding performance at the championship not only highlights his versatility and skill as a powerlifter but also solidifies his reputation as a formidable competitor on the international stage.
This achievement is particularly significant for Butt, as it marks his first major competition since transitioning from weightlifting to powerlifting.
Nooh Dastgir Butt’s triumph at the Commonwealth Powerlifting Championship is a testament to his hard work and perseverance. As he continues to build on this success, he serves as an inspiration to aspiring athletes and a source of pride for Pakistan.
