Gujranwala-based athlete Nooh Dastgir Butt has once again brought glory to Pakistan by clinching the gold medal in the Hercules Columns competition at the Pahlavon Mahmud Strongman Games 2024, held in Khiva, Uzbekistan. This remarkable achievement marks a significant milestone in Butt’s career and adds another accolade to Pakistan’s sporting achievements.
Competing against wrestlers from 16 countries, Nooh Dastgir Butt demonstrated unparalleled strength and determination to emerge victorious in this prestigious event, organized by the World Strongman Competition. His stellar performance has not only made his nation proud but has also solidified his standing as one of the top strongmen globally.
Butt’s father and coach, Dastigar Butt, expressed immense pride in his son’s accomplishment. He highlighted Nooh’s dedication and hard work, confident that his son would continue to bring further glory to Pakistan through future competitions.
Nooh Dastgir Butt’s triumph in Uzbekistan is a continuation of his impressive track record. In August 2022, he made headlines by winning the first gold medal for Pakistan in weightlifting in the men’s 109 plus-kg category at the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham. At the then age of 24, Butt set a new Games record by lifting 173kg in the snatch portion of the event after successfully lifting 170kg in his first attempt. In the Clean and Jerk category, he lifted an impressive 232kg, culminating in a total of 405kg to claim the gold for Pakistan.
Nooh’s consistent excellence and unwavering commitment to his sport serve as an inspiration to aspiring athletes across the nation. His recent victory at the Pahlavon Mahmud Strongman Games is a testament to his hard work and dedication, and it paves the way for more successes on the international stage.
Pakistan celebrates Nooh Dastgir Butt’s outstanding achievement and looks forward to his future endeavors, as he continues to elevate the nation’s status in the world of sports.
