Qais Ashfaq, born on March 10, 1993, in Leeds, England, is a British professional boxer known for his skill and agility in the ring. Of Pakistani heritage, Ashfaq began boxing at a young age, quickly showing promise through his dedication and sharp technical abilities. His early success in the amateur ranks set the stage for a notable career, as he developed a disciplined style and a reputation for quick combinations and tactical footwork.
As an amateur, Ashfaq represented Great Britain with distinction, winning a silver medal at the 2014 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow and competing in several major international tournaments. He earned gold at the 2011 Commonwealth Youth Games and the 2012 European Under-22 Championships, establishing himself as one of Britain’s standout prospects. In 2016, he represented Great Britain at the Rio Olympic Games, gaining valuable experience on the sport’s biggest stage.
Ashfaq turned professional in 2017, debuting with a dominant performance and steadily building his record in the featherweight division. Known for his speed, precision, and ring intelligence, he has faced a range of domestic and international opponents, showcasing both skill and resilience. His professional career reflects the foundation built during his accomplished amateur years, as he continues to pursue titles and solidify his place among Britain’s talented boxing ranks.