Pakistan’s Fatima Naseem Breaks Indian Punch-Speed Record, Sets 10th World Record
Pakistan’s martial arts prodigy Fatima Naseem has achieved another major milestone by becoming the first Pakistani female athlete to reach 10 Guinness World Records. Her latest feat came in the punch-speed category, further establishing her reputation as one of the country’s leading young martial artists.
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Fatima set the new record by holding eggs in both hands while delivering 340 punches in one minute. She surpassed the previous record of 331 punches held by Indian athlete Divya Jyoti Sarkar, adding another international achievement to her growing list of records.
The young athlete has been breaking records since the age of seven and has previously earned Guinness World Records recognition in multiple categories. Among her achievements is a stretching record in which she maintained her position between two chairs for one minute and 45 seconds, exceeding the required benchmark of one minute and 30 seconds.
Her latest accomplishments highlight her versatility beyond conventional martial arts competitions. Reaching the landmark of 10 Guinness World Records makes Fatima the first Pakistani woman to achieve the feat and further strengthens her standing as an accomplished young athlete representing Pakistan on the international stage.
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