WBA South Asia lightweight champion Abdul Motalib, also referred to as "King Kong," defeated Mohammad Azhar of India in a fight that was historic for Bangladesh's professional boxing industry. Held at the city's Hotel La Meridian, the ten-round fight wowed spectators and highlighted the rising potential in the area.

Adding to the excitement, Sabiul Islam, dubbed "King" of Bangladesh, emerged victorious against India's Shubham Yadav in a six-round match for the WBC Youth Int'l Super Fly title. These victories underscore Bangladesh's rising prominence in the international boxing arena.

However, the highlight of the evening was the gripping showdown between Bangladeshi-born British MMA boxer Shah Kamali and Poland's Marcion Lazarez, which ended in a draw, leaving spectators on the edge of their seats.

The event also witnessed Bangladesh's Noor Mohammad Nasib, Mohammad Jawad, Omar Farooq, Hasan Shikder, Zainul Islam, and Mohan Ali securing wins in their respective games, showcasing the depth of talent within the country's boxing community.

In the women's category, Sanjida Jannat's victory over Sadia Islam highlighted the growing participation and success of female athletes in the sport. Although Jui Lima faced defeat against Bristhi Khatun, her participation symbolized the inclusivity and diversity in professional boxing.

The grand event, presided over by Chairman of Bangladesh Professional Boxing Society Mohammad Asaduzzaman, attracted notable dignitaries including former foreign minister Abdul Momen, MP, and Awami League's advisory council member Muzaffar Hossain Paltu, among others. The presence of four-time British heavyweight champion Julius Francis added prestige and encouragement for local boxers, as he pledged to promote professional boxing in Bangladesh.

Acknowledging the contributions of outstanding female sportspersons and organizers, memorials were awarded during the event, recognizing their dedication and achievements in the field of sports.

The historic occasion was broadcasted live by T-Sports, allowing fans across the nation to witness the thrilling matches unfold. Sponsored by Nagad, Pragati Limited, J-Four Securities, Prabha Healthcare, and Techify, the mega event marked a significant milestone for Bangladesh Professional Boxing Association, as it hosted the prestigious WBC and WBA belt fight for the first time in Dhaka, signaling the country's growing stature in the global boxing fraternity.