Pakistan’s Rameez Ibrahim secured the gold medal at the Mr. Universe 2024 competition, hosted by the World Fitness Federation in Las Vegas, USA.
This prestigious event saw athletes from 44 countries, including Australia, South Africa, Zimbabwe, Canada, Argentina, the UK, the USA, the Philippines, Japan, Korea, China, Pakistan, India, Iran, Afghanistan, Iraq, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam, vying for top honors.
Along with his gold medal, Rameez also earned a pro card in the Men’s Physique category. Following his win, the bodybuilder took to Instagram to silence his critics, proving those who doubted him wrong.
He shared that it took tremendous effort to enter the competition, as he faced a complete lack of support during the registration process. “Alhamdulillah, I made it, and now I’m aiming for another title for my country,” he said with determination.
In 2022, Rameez made history by winning three consecutive world titles in Thailand, becoming the first Pakistani bodybuilder to accomplish this. However, he voiced frustration over the lack of recognition in his home country.
