Shahzaib Rind of Pakistan won the Karate Combat 56 (KC 56) Lightweight World Championship in an event at the Mana Wynwood Convention Center in Miami, taking on Luiz Rocha of Brazil by TKO in round 4. It officially ended at 2:57 of the Round 4. Rind kept his professional record undefeated with this win and his record stands at 8-0.
Shahzaib Rind, also known as “King Khan,” represents Quetta, Balochistan. He previously held the title of Pakistan’s top-ranked Wushu fighter and now trains at the Goat Shed gym in Miami under Asim Zaidi. His current lightweight fighting weight stands at 150 lbs. This win marked Rind’s successful title defense on an international stage.
Luiz “The Pitbull” Rocha, the former lightweight titleholder from Natal, Brazil, entered the fight as a seasoned opponent. However, Rind’s striking control and power led to a stoppage and solidified his status as a dominant lightweight competitor in Karate Combat.
With this latest win, Shahzaib Rind remains the unified KC Lightweight Champion and continues to build international recognition. The next potential fight or title defense is expected to attract further attention from the global MMA and Karate Combat communities.
 Lightweight World Championship in an event at the Mana Wynwood Convention Center in Miami, taking on Luiz Rocha of Brazil by TKO in round 4. It officially ended at 2:57 of the Round 4. Rind kept his professional record undefeated with this win and his record stands at 8-0.){kind=link}