The boxing community is in mourning following the death of Ubayd Haider, who passed away on Sunday night at Lautoka Hospital. Haider, who was known for his commitment inside the boxing ring and his kind spirit outside of it, leaves behind a legacy that encompasses more than just his athletic prowess.
Sebastian Singh, Haider’s brother and also a boxer, delivered a heartfelt tribute, describing Ubayd not only as a sibling but also as a cherished son and father. “Life is never going to be the same without him, no matter how much we try,” Singh expressed, his emotions palpable. “But like I said, God’s plan is final, and I thank God for everything.”
In his reflections, Sebastian painted a picture of his brother as a “special little boy who loves to be loved and adored,” emphasizing Ubayd’s role as the beloved youngest member of their family. Despite the profound sorrow permeating their lives, Singh remains determined to honor his brother’s legacy through the care of his family.
“He’s got kids, he’s got a family,” he stated. “I have to make sure that my brother’s kids get the best education and the best in everything in their life.” This commitment signifies both a promise and a path forward for Ubayd’s family as they navigate their loss.
Haider’s passing signifies not only the loss of a remarkable individual but also a moment for the boxing community and his family to reflect on the impact he made. As they grieve, Sebastian’s pledge to uphold his brother’s memory and ensure a bright future for Ubayd’s children stands out as a beacon of hope and love.
This tragic loss serves to remind us of the strength of family bonds and the enduring legacy that individuals can create within their communities. The kindness and dedication Ubayd demonstrated will continue to inspire those who knew him.
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