<p>Ankush Panghal has won the gold medal in the men’s 80 kg category at the ongoing Asian Games in Japan, adding another major achievement to his growing boxing career. The 21-year-old boxer from Hisar, Haryana, defeated South Korea’s Kim Minseong 4-0 in the final to finish on top of the podium.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Panghal’s achievement is also a proud moment for the Subhash Chandra Foundation Academy, where he trained at the Boxing Training Centre in Gangwa village in Hisar. His journey from the academy to the international stage reflects the progress he has made through performances at national and international competitions.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Born on August 13, 2005, in Beria, Hisar, Panghal represents India in the 80kg category. Known for his quick movement, counter-attacking ability and capacity to adapt his tactics during bouts, the boxer has steadily established himself on the international circuit.</p><h3>Panghal makes his mark on the international stage</h3><p>Panghal made a strong impression at the 2025 World Boxing Cup Finals in New Delhi, where he won the silver medal in the 80kg category. He was beaten by England’s Daimeji Shittu in the final but returned from the tournament with a medal to his name.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>The 21-year-old took another step forward in 2026. In July, he won the gold medal in the 80kg category at the Usti nad Labem Grand Prix in Czechia. He then continued his impressive run at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, where he won gold in the 80kg category.</p>

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<h3>Panghal stages Commonwealth Games comeback</h3><p>Panghal had to overcome a difficult start in his Commonwealth Games final against England’s Daimeji Shittu. He trailed 0-5 after the opening round but stayed composed and fought his way back into the contest.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>The Indian boxer turned the bout around over the next two rounds and secured the Commonwealth Games gold medal with a 4-1 split-decision victory.</p><h3>Strong run at Asian Games 2026</h3><p>Panghal carried that momentum into the Asian Games. In the quarterfinals, he defeated Tajikistan’s Nekarz Salimov 5-0 to secure a medal for India and book his place in the semifinals.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>He then faced Uzbekistan’s Fazliddin Erkinboev in the last four. Despite falling behind early in the bout, Panghal changed his approach and produced a strong comeback to reach the final.</p><h3>Ankush Panghal seals Asian Games gold</h3><p>In the final, Panghal faced South Korea’s Kim Minseong and maintained control throughout the contest. His movement and precise punching helped him secure a 4-0 victory, earning him the Asian Games gold medal in the men’s 80kg category.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>The gold medal adds another significant achievement to Panghal’s rapidly developing career. After winning silver at the 2025 World Boxing Cup Finals, he claimed gold at the Usti nad Labem Grand Prix, followed it up with Commonwealth Games gold and has now become an Asian Games champion.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>For the Subhash Chandra Foundation Academy, where Panghal trained at the Boxing Training Centre in Gangwa village, his Asian Games triumph marks a significant milestone in the journey of a boxer who has continued to make his presence felt on the international stage.</p>

Ankush Panghal of Subhash Chandra Foundation Academy won the men’s 80kg boxing gold at the Asian Games 2026 after defeating South Korea’s Kim Minseong 4-0 in the final.

Ankush Panghal has won the gold medal in the men’s 80 kg category at the ongoing Asian Games in Japan, adding another major achievement to his growing boxing career. The 21-year-old boxer from Hisar, Haryana, defeated South Korea’s Kim Minseong 4-0 in the final to finish on top of the podium. Panghal’s achievement is also a proud moment for the Subhash Chandra Foundation Academy, where he trained at the Boxing Training Centre in Gangwa village in Hisar. His journey from the academy to the international stage reflects the progress he has made through performances at national and international competitions. Born on August 13, 2005, in Beria, Hisar, Panghal represents India in the 80kg category. Known for his quick movement, counter-attacking ability and capacity to adapt his tactics during bouts, the boxer has steadily established himself on the international circuit. Panghal makes his mark on the international stage Panghal made a strong impression at the 2025 World Boxing Cup Finals in New Delhi, where he won the silver medal in the 80kg category. He was beaten by England’s Daimeji Shittu in the final but returned from the tournament with a medal to his name. The 21-year-old took another step forward in 2026. In July, he won the gold medal in the 80kg category at the Usti nad Labem Grand Prix in Czechia. He then continued his impressive run at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, where he won gold in the 80kg category.

<p>Ankush Panghal of Subhash Chandra Foundation Academy won the men’s 80kg boxing gold at the Asian Games 2026 after defeating South Korea’s Kim Minseong 4-0 in the final.</p>

Subhash Chandra Foundation Academy's Ankush Panghal scripts history with boxing gold at Asian Games 2026

<p>India clinched seven gold medals in boxing on Saturday (Aug 1) at the CWG 2026, with women boxers winning five and Sachin Siwach and Ankush Panghal among the men’s boxers. After Preeti Pawar, Jaismine Lamboria, Arundhati Choudhary, Sakshi Chaudhary and Priya Ghanghas clinched gold medals in their respective categories, Sachin and Ankush added the cherry on the cake with theirs in Glasgow. Producing a remarkable comeback against Tryagain Morning Ndevelo in the 60kg boxing gold medal match, Sachin won via split decision (3-2) to win India’s sixth gold medal in this discipline at the CWG 2026.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>On the other hand, a confident Ankush Panghal delivered a massive win against England’s Dimeji Shittu in the men’s 80kg final to scale the gold medal tally to seven for his country in a single day.</p><h2>Sachin’s unbelievable comeback and gold</h2><p>Sachin and Ndevelo began cautiously, with the two boxers spending early exchanges sizing up one another. While Sachin tried to pace up the attack, Ndevelo relied on counter punching, as he claimed an early lead in the bout by taking the first round 3-2.&nbsp;<br>&nbsp;</p><p>Come the second round, the Indian boxer increased the intensity of his attack, using his hand speed to put his opponent under pressure. Although the referee deducted a point from Sachin for repeatedly lowering his head, Sachin managed to win the second round 3-2, leaving the final round to determine the winner.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Also read| </strong><a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/cwg-2026-sakshi-priya-arundhati-win-boxing-gold-medals-india-1785606520367"><strong>Gold Medal Rush for India: Sakshi, Priya, and Arundhati shine as women boxers dominate CWG 2026</strong></a></p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Sachin knew what was at stake and came out all guns blazing against his Zimbabwean opponent in the final round. He kept pushing him towards the ropes, and despite receiving several warnings from the referee, Sachin didn’t back down. His persistence paid off after he landed a clinical punch that forced a standing count against Ndevelo just before the bell rang. After a tense wait, Sachin was declared the winner via a split decision (3-2).</p><h3>Confident Ankush seals gold medal win in 80kg</h3><p>Ankush’s gold medal win against England's Shittu was India’s last and seventh overall in the day in boxing across men’s and women’s events.<br>&nbsp;</p><p>After enduring a challenging start, where he lost the opening round 5-0, Ankush bounced back brilliantly in the second round by winning it 3-2. Shittu, in the meantime, received a point deduction warning in the second round.&nbsp;<br>&nbsp;</p><p>The Indian boxer, however, dominated the final round and beat Shittu 4-1 to clinch the gold medal and make India proud at the Commonwealth Games 2026.&nbsp;</p>

Sachin Siwach and Ankush Panghal clinched gold as India capped off a historic seven-gold sweep in boxing at CWG 2026 in Glasgow.

India clinched seven gold medals in boxing on Saturday (Aug 1) at the CWG 2026, with women boxers winning five and Sachin Siwach and Ankush Panghal among the men’s boxers. After Preeti Pawar, Jaismine Lamboria, Arundhati Choudhary, Sakshi Chaudhary and Priya Ghanghas clinched gold medals in their respective categories, Sachin and Ankush added the cherry on the cake with theirs in Glasgow. Producing a remarkable comeback against Tryagain Morning Ndevelo in the 60kg boxing gold medal match, Sachin won via split decision (3-2) to win India’s sixth gold medal in this discipline at the CWG 2026. On the other hand, a confident Ankush Panghal delivered a massive win against England’s Dimeji Shittu in the men’s 80kg final to scale the gold medal tally to seven for his country in a single day. Sachin’s unbelievable comeback and gold Sachin and Ndevelo began cautiously, with the two boxers spending early exchanges sizing up one another. While Sachin tried to pace up the attack, Ndevelo relied on counter punching, as he claimed an early lead in the bout by taking the first round 3-2. Come the second round, the Indian boxer increased the intensity of his attack, using his hand speed to put his opponent under pressure. Although the referee deducted a point from Sachin for repeatedly lowering his head, Sachin managed to win the second round 3-2, leaving the final round to determine the winner. Also read| Gold Medal Rush for India: Sakshi, Priya, and Arundhati shine as women boxers dominate CWG 2026 Sachin knew what was at stake and came out all guns blazing against his Zimbabwean opponent in the final round. He kept pushing him towards the ropes, and despite receiving several warnings from the referee, Sachin didn’t back down. His persistence paid off after he landed a clinical punch that forced a standing count against Ndevelo just before the bell rang. After a tense wait, Sachin was declared the winner via a split decision (3-2). Confident Ankush seals gold medal win in 80kg Ankush’s gold medal win against England's Shittu was India’s last and seventh overall in the day in boxing across men’s and women’s events. After enduring a challenging start, where he lost the opening round 5-0, Ankush bounced back brilliantly in the second round by winning it 3-2. Shittu, in the meantime, received a point deduction warning in the second round. The Indian boxer, however, dominated the final round and beat Shittu 4-1 to clinch the gold medal and make India proud at the Commonwealth Games 2026.

<p>Sachin Siwach and Ankush Panghal clinched gold as India capped off a historic seven-gold sweep in boxing at CWG 2026 in Glasgow.</p>

Sachin and Ankush make it 7 gold medals for India in boxing at CWG 2026

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Subhash Chandra Foundation Academy's Ankush Panghal scripts history with boxing gold at Asian Games 2026

Sachin and Ankush make it 7 gold medals for India in boxing at CWG 2026