Gangtok: Sikkim continues to make its mark in the national kickboxing arena as Phur Deeki Sherpa has once again emerged victorious at the WAKO India National Kickboxing Pro League. The talented athlete secured her second championship belt in the fiercely competitive -56kg Low Kick category.
The prestigious tournament, held from April 15 to 17, 2025, unfolded at Nawab Ali Park in Khidderpore, Kolkata, witnessing intense battles among the nation’s top kickboxers. Representing the Sikkim Association of Kickboxing (SAKO) with unwavering determination, Sherpa showcased exceptional skill and resilience throughout the competition.
Sherpa’s journey to this remarkable achievement involved overcoming formidable opponents from across the country. Her commanding performance not only secured her another coveted title but also solidified her position as a dominant force in her weight division. This victory underscores the growing prominence of Sikkim in the landscape of Indian professional kickboxing.
Hailing from the serene village of Latuk in Pakyong District, Phur Deeki Sherpa carries the legacy of her late father, Chenga Sherpa. Her dedication to the sport is evident in her impressive track record at the national level. Having participated in eight national championships, she has amassed a remarkable collection of eight medals, including five golds, two silvers, and one bronze. Her consistent performance and competitive spirit serve as a testament to her unwavering commitment.
This latest triumph has ignited a wave of pride across her home state of Sikkim. Sherpa’s success story resonates deeply, particularly inspiring young athletes in remote regions who harbor dreams of excelling in professional sports. Her journey exemplifies the potential for talent to emerge from every corner of the nation and achieve remarkable feats on the national stage.
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