Aaron Sarwar U19 World Boxing Champion

Summary

That this House congratulates Aaron Sarwar of Kilmarnock on becoming U19 World Boxing Champion at the World Boxing U19 Championships in Budva, Montenegro; notes that the 18-year-old secured the men's 50kg flyweight title after defeating Vladimir Orlov in the final; further notes that he won five bouts over the course of the championship to claim gold; recognises this as a remarkable achievement that places him among Scotland's most successful amateur boxers; commends his dedication, discipline and perseverance in rising from novice boxer to world champion in less than five years; pays tribute to Northwest Amateur Boxing Club in Kilmarnock for its outstanding work in nurturing sporting talent and supporting young people; further recognises the contribution made by coaches, volunteers, families, sponsors and local businesses whose support helps grassroots sport to flourish; acknowledges the importance of strong partnerships between community organisations and responsible local employers in creating opportunities for young people to succeed; and wishes Aaron every success for the future as he continues his boxing career and inspires the next generation of athletes across Ayrshire and Scotland.

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1. 10 November 2026

   Early Day Motion

   That this House congratulates Aaron Sarwar of Kilmarnock on becoming U19 World Boxing Champion at the World Boxing U19 Championships in Budva, Montenegro; notes that the 18-year-old secured the men's 50kg flyweight title after defeating Vladimir Orlov in the final; further notes that he won five bouts over the course of the championship to claim gold; recognises this as a remarkable achievement that places him among Scotland's most successful amateur boxers; commends his dedication, discipline and perseverance in rising from novice boxer to world champion in less than five years; pays tribute to Northwest Amateur Boxing Club in Kilmarnock for its outstanding work in nurturing sporting talent and supporting young people; further recognises the contribution made by coaches, volunteers, families, sponsors and local businesses whose support helps grassroots sport to flourish; acknowledges the importance of strong partnerships between community organisations and responsible local employers in creating opportunities for young people to succeed; and wishes Aaron every success for the future as he continues his boxing career and inspires the next generation of athletes across Ayrshire and Scotland.

   Source: Early Day Motion

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