PPBB

Pakistan Professional Boxing Body / Leadership

Meet the board.

Meet the leadership guiding the next chapter of professional boxing in Pakistan.

Chairman

Amir Khan

Amir Khan’s signed boxing gloveExplore his story

An Olympic silver medallist and former world champion, Amir chairs PPBB. His launch message calls for clearer pathways for boxers, coaches, officials and promoters, with safety, professionalism and opportunity at the centre.

01 / Chairman

Chief Executive Officer

Tahir Khan

Also known as Taz Khan

Tahir’s boxing background includes Khan Promotions. In September 2020, the World Boxing Council announced his appointment as Vice President of the WBC Middle East Boxing Council.

His PPBB launch message sets out priorities for transparent administration and support for licensing, boxer welfare, officiating, finance and compliance.

WBC appointment announcement, 2020 ↗Professional profile ↗

02 / CEO

President

Shajaad Khan

Shajaad’s launch message focuses on wider participation, the development of professional boxers and a stronger domestic boxing environment. His vision is to help Pakistan’s talent reach a wider international stage.

03 / President
Cover of PPBB’s November 2026 official presentation pack

PPBB / November 2026

Press release.

Read the PPBB press release and full official presentation pack.

PDF · 11 pages · 21.7 MB

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Meet the board / Chairman

PPBB Chairman / Amir Khan

Amir Khan

“King Khan”

Amir Khan is a British boxer of Pakistani heritage who rose to prominence at just 17, winning lightweight silver for Great Britain at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games. He went on to become a world champion in the professional ring, winning the WBA light-welterweight title in 2009 and adding the IBF title in 2011.

2004
Olympic silver medallist
Athens · Lightweight
2009
WBA light-welterweight world champion
2011
Unified WBA & IBF light-welterweight world champion

Biography sources: Team GB ↗ · The Asian Awards ↗