In an emotional appeal for help, Saad Ahmed Chaudhary, a renowned Pakistani soft tennis player, has opened up about the heartbreaking decision to sell his two hard-earned silver medals to fund his participation in the upcoming Korea Cup 2025. Saad, who has represented Pakistan in several international tournaments and achieved significant success on the court, is facing severe financial constraints despite his efforts to secure sponsorship.
“I have been trying to get sponsorship for over a year, but with no success,” Saad revealed in an exclusive interview with Dekho. “Selling my medals, which hold so much sentimental value, is the hardest decision I’ve ever had to make, but at this point, I have no other choice.”
The soft tennis star’s plight underscores the challenges that many athletes in Pakistan face when it comes to securing proper funding and resources to continue competing at the highest levels. Saad’s achievements include winning two silver medals in prestigious international tournaments, a testament to his talent and hard work. However, his dream of representing Pakistan in the Korea Cup 2025 is now in jeopardy due to a lack of financial backing.
Saad is calling on the Prime Minister, President, Sports Minister, and potential sponsors to step in and provide the support he needs. He believes that his dedication to the sport and his country deserves recognition and assistance to help him achieve further success on the international stage.
In addition to his sports career, Saad is also skilled in graphic design. He has used his talents to create marketing materials and branding assets for various organizations, showcasing his versatility and commitment to contributing to his community. Despite his challenges, Saad remains passionate about both his sport and his skills as a designer, hoping that one day his hard work and resilience will pay off.
As Saad looks toward the Korea Cup 2025, he remains hopeful that the support he desperately needs will materialize, allowing him to continue representing Pakistan on the international stage. His story serves as a reminder of the many unsung heroes in the world of sports who struggle behind the scenes to make their dreams a reality.
Saad’s journey is a testament to his perseverance, and with the right support, he could go on to achieve even greater heights. The question remains: Will Pakistan’s sports authorities and sponsors step up to help one of their own, or will Saad’s story be another example of the financial struggles faced by talented athletes in the country?
