KARACHI (Web Desk) – Pakistan’s 11-year-old martial arts prodigy, Fatima Naseem, has set her sixth Guinness World Record with an extraordinary display of skill, control, and determination.
In her latest feat, she executed 302 full-extension punches in just 60 seconds – all while holding an egg in each hand. The challenge required the eggs to remain intact throughout, adding a delicate layer of difficulty to an already strenuous task.
Guinness World Records had set a benchmark of 250 punches for this attempt, and Fatima surpassed it by a wide margin without cracking either egg. The organisation has since confirmed her accomplishment through an official email and updated the record on its website.
Record-breaking performance
Fatima’s achievement highlights not only her speed but her exceptional composure and precision – qualities rare even among seasoned professionals. The feat demanded unwavering focus and steady control, as a single fractured egg would have disqualified the entire attempt. Yet, she completed all 302 punches flawlessly within the allotted time.
Fatima began her record-breaking journey at the age of seven and has since consistently outperformed older and more experienced contenders. She has defeated Indian record holders on four occasions, including skilled martial arts instructors, gaining admiration both at home and internationally.
Tribute to Pakistan Army
Following her latest triumph, Fatima dedicated the record to Pakistan’s Chief of Army Staff, Field Marshal Asim Munir, and the Pakistan Army, acknowledging their support and motivation. In a message shared after the achievement, she credited their encouragement as a driving force behind her continued success.
She also expressed her desire to meet Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, Sindh Governor Kamran Tessori, and Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah in celebration of her achievement.