Southpaw Kickboxing Base
National kickboxing gold medalist — his primary weapon in every fight
Composure Under Pressure
Multiple international bouts against seasoned adult opposition by age 17
Weight Management
Makes 61kg fight after fight without missing weight
Cross-Border Competition
Tested against fighters from Afghanistan, Tajikistan, and the wider region
| Result | Opponent | Country | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| W | Khabib Qudosi | Afghanistan 🇦🇫 | International amateur bout |
| W | Dastagir Afghan Top Team | Afghanistan 🇦🇫 | IFT Fight Pass 9 · Flyweight |
| W | Muhammad Ahmad | Tajikistan 🇹🇯 | International amateur bout |
IFT Fight Pass 9
Pakistan vs. Afghanistan, Flyweight. One of Umer's signature international wins, fighting out of Passion Combat Academy against Afghan Top Team's Dastagir.
Muhammad Umer Wazir, known as "Wazir," is a 17-year-old mixed martial artist from North Waziristan now training out of Islamabad. Fighting southpaw at 61kg with Passion Combat Academy, he has built a 6-2 amateur record that already includes wins over international opposition from Afghanistan and Tajikistan.
Before stepping into MMA, Umer won gold in kickboxing, the striking base that now anchors his fight game. He carried that form onto the continental stage at the Asian Youth Championships in Bahrain, where he medaled silver against the region's best.
At an age when most fighters are just starting out, Umer is already representing Pakistan internationally, with his father backing his career every step of the way.