ISLAMABAD (PEN) : Renowned Pakistani martial artist Rashid Naseem has broken yet another Guinness World Record, delivering an astonishing 386 full-contact punches in just 60 seconds, surpassing the previous mark of 374 set by England’s Josh Llewellyn-Jones.
With this latest feat, Naseem has achieved his 154th Guinness title, further strengthening his status as the most decorated martial artist in Pakistan’s history and officially earning the title of World’s Fastest Boxing Punch Expert.
Dedication to Palestine
Naseem dedicated this record to the people of Palestine, highlighting his solidarity with oppressed communities through his international accomplishments.
A Legacy of Records
The Karachi-based athlete has consistently pushed the boundaries of martial arts performance. His previous records include:
32,686 punches in one hour
675 punches in one minute while holding a 1kg weight
207 one-handed punches in one minute while holding an egg
In 2024, he made global headlines by earning a Guinness title for breaking walnuts while holding an egg, outshining performers from America’s Got Talent and Britain’s Got Talent with his precision and control.
Global Recognition
Naseem has set more than 40 records previously held by Indian athletes and continues to break new ground in countries including the United States, United Kingdom, Germany, Switzerland, China, Italy, Iran, Egypt, and Bosnia.
He is also the only Pakistani to represent the nation on international television platforms in Germany, Italy, Korea, China, and Singapore, where he has set multiple records live on air.
Diverse Martial Arts Expertise
Rashid Naseem holds titles across various martial arts disciplines, including records for the most:
Punches
Kicks
Elbow and knee strikes
Nunchaku moves
Breaking techniques
His continued pursuit of excellence has made him a source of pride for Pakistan on the global martial arts stage.
