The Indian boxers scaled unparalleled heights on Saturday (Aug 1) at the Glasgow Commonwealth Games (CWG) after returning with seven gold medals and three silvers in a historic feat. Both the women’s and men’s teams shone in the finals of their respective categories and stood tall, making themselves and their country proud. The Boxing Federation of India (BFI) chief Ajay Singh was the proudest, saying the contingent is ‘hungrier’ for more success at the upcoming Asian Games and the showpiece event – the Olympics in Los Angeles in two years.&nbsp;Winning seven gold medals and three silvers in a single CWG edition has never been achieved before – marking it as an unbelievable yet splendid performance in Scotland this time.&nbsp;Also read| <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/cwg-2026-lovlina-borgohain-flags-missing-northeast-india-map-glasgow-restaurant-1785674559145">CWG 2026: Lovlina Borgohain flags missing Northeast on India map at Glasgow eatery</a> &nbsp;In an exclusive chat with WION a day after Indian boxers staged a dominant campaign, Ajay Singh sounded pleased with his contingent, but also remained cautious about what needs to be done to ensure India continues to stamp its authority in this discipline. &nbsp;“We are very hungry; we are very, very hungry,” said elated Ajay Singh of India’s boxing contingent. “We have done exceptionally well; no country has achieved this (feat) ever in CWG history. &nbsp;"We are also aware of many things that we need to do to become stronger and better. There are some categories that we need to do better at. &nbsp;"We are very hungry for the Asian Games and LA28 Olympics; a lot needs to be done. &nbsp;"I was very pleased with the boxing contingent, as everyone called their performance a stepping stone,” he concluded.<h2>Women Boxers made India proud</h2>Out of the seven gold medals, five belonged to the Indian women boxers. Starting with Preeti Pawar, she defeated Canada’s Scarlett Delgado via unanimous decision to win the top prize in the 54kg. Jaismine Lamboria, on the other hand, won her gold medal after beating Northern Ireland’s Michaela Walsh in the 57kg. &nbsp;That, however, was just the beginning. &nbsp;As the day progressed, several Indian boxers across different categories competed in their division’s final, with most, if not all, beating their opponents to win the coveted gold medals. Among those were three more women boxers – Priya Ghanghas, Sakshi Chaudhary and Arundhati Choudhary. Priya beat Canada’s Marie-Bathoul Al-Ahmadieh by a split decision (4-1) in the women’s 60kg final; Arundhati beat her English opponent Chantelle Reid in the 70kg category to win a gold medal. Sakshi, competing in the 51kg category, claimed her first CWG 2026 gold against England’s Ruby White on Saturday. &nbsp;That wasn’t all, as two men’s boxers – Sachin Siwach and Ankush Panghal – also won their respective finals to help India bag seven gold medals in just one discipline in one day. Meanwhile, three Indians who lost their final bouts were Lovlina, Jadumani Singh (men’s 55kg) and Narender Berwal (men’s 90+kg).

In an exclusive chat with WION, BFI Chief Ajay Singh hails India’s historic 10-medal CWG 2026 boxing performance, stating the team is ‘hungrier’ for the Asian Games and LA28 Olympics.

The Indian boxers scaled unparalleled heights on Saturday (Aug 1) at the Glasgow Commonwealth Games (CWG) after returning with seven gold medals and three silvers in a historic feat. Both the women’s and men’s teams shone in the finals of their respective categories and stood tall, making themselves and their country proud. The Boxing Federation of India (BFI) chief Ajay Singh was the proudest, saying the contingent is ‘hungrier’ for more success at the upcoming Asian Games and the showpiece event – the Olympics in Los Angeles in two years. Winning seven gold medals and three silvers in a single CWG edition has never been achieved before – marking it as an unbelievable yet splendid performance in Scotland this time. Also read| CWG 2026: Lovlina Borgohain flags missing Northeast on India map at Glasgow eatery In an exclusive chat with WION a day after Indian boxers staged a dominant campaign, Ajay Singh sounded pleased with his contingent, but also remained cautious about what needs to be done to ensure India continues to stamp its authority in this discipline. “We are very hungry; we are very, very hungry,” said elated Ajay Singh of India’s boxing contingent. “We have done exceptionally well; no country has achieved this (feat) ever in CWG history. "We are also aware of many things that we need to do to become stronger and better. There are some categories that we need to do better at. "We are very hungry for the Asian Games and LA28 Olympics; a lot needs to be done. "I was very pleased with the boxing contingent, as everyone called their performance a stepping stone,” he concluded. Women Boxers made India proud Out of the seven gold medals, five belonged to the Indian women boxers. Starting with Preeti Pawar, she defeated Canada’s Scarlett Delgado via unanimous decision to win the top prize in the 54kg. Jaismine Lamboria, on the other hand, won her gold medal after beating Northern Ireland’s Michaela Walsh in the 57kg. That, however, was just the beginning. As the day progressed, several Indian boxers across different categories competed in their division’s final, with most, if not all, beating their opponents to win the coveted gold medals. Among those were three more women boxers – Priya Ghanghas, Sakshi Chaudhary and Arundhati Choudhary. Priya beat Canada’s Marie-Bathoul Al-Ahmadieh by a split decision (4-1) in the women’s 60kg final; Arundhati beat her English opponent Chantelle Reid in the 70kg category to win a gold medal. Sakshi, competing in the 51kg category, claimed her first CWG 2026 gold against England’s Ruby White on Saturday. That wasn’t all, as two men’s boxers – Sachin Siwach and Ankush Panghal – also won their respective finals to help India bag seven gold medals in just one discipline in one day. Meanwhile, three Indians who lost their final bouts were Lovlina, Jadumani Singh (men’s 55kg) and Narender Berwal (men’s 90+kg).

In an exclusive chat with WION, BFI Chief Ajay Singh hails India’s historic 10-medal CWG 2026 boxing performance, stating the team is ‘hungrier’ for the Asian Games and LA28 Olympics.

EXCLUSIVE: Indian boxers 'hungrier' for Asian Games & LA28 after CWG success, says BFI Chief Ajay Singh

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.&nbsp;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.<h2>Sachin’s unbelievable comeback and gold</h2>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; &nbsp;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.&nbsp;Also read| <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/cwg-2026-sakshi-priya-arundhati-win-boxing-gold-medals-india-1785606520367">Gold Medal Rush for India: Sakshi, Priya, and Arundhati shine as women boxers dominate CWG 2026</a>&nbsp;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).<h3>Confident Ankush seals gold medal win in 80kg</h3>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. &nbsp;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; &nbsp;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;

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.

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

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

In an unforgettable day for the Indian boxers at CWG 2026, mainly the women, Priya Ghanghas, Arundhati Choudhary and Sakshi Chaudhary, have clinched gold medals in their respective categories, all in one evening in Glasgow. While Priya beat Canada’s Marie-Bathoul Al-Ahmadieh by a split decision (4-1) in the women’s 60kg final, Arundhati beat her English opponent Chantelle Reid in the 70kg category to win a gold medal. Sakshi, competing in the 51kg category, claimed her first CWG 2026 gold against England’s Ruby White on Saturday (Aug 1).<h2>Sakshi Sets Pace with Maiden CWG Gold</h2>England’s White began aggressively against Sakshi but failed to put her lanky Indian opponent on the backfoot because of her height. Although she did not land cleaner punches, Sakshi did enough to win the opening round. Her solid defence, composed approach and fewer punches kept her ahead in the second round, as she continued to frustrate White. Her superior ring control helped her win the second round 4-1, leaving her one round away from a gold medal.&nbsp;Also read| <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/cwg-2026-preeti-pawar-jaismine-lamboria-win-boxing-gold-medals-1785585306080">CWG 2026: Women boxers Preeti Pawar and Jaismine Lamboria secure gold medals for India</a> &nbsp;By using her left guard to block White’s punches and her right for landing her own in the third and final round, Sakshi won the match by unanimous decision.<h3>Priya Adds to India’s Golden Tally</h3>Priya beat her Canadian opponent Al-Ahmadieh in her gold medal match in the 60kg category, increasing India’s tally to four among boxers on Saturday. Despite Al-Ahmadieh narrowly winning the first round 3-2, she failed to replicate her performance in the second as India’s Priya clinched that round 4-1.&nbsp; &nbsp;With the gold medal on the line, Priya landed aggressive yet clean punches in the third and final round to gain momentum. With Al-Ahmadieh also pushing Priya to the ropes, it all fell to the judges to pick a winner. The five-judge panel awarded Priya the win via split decision.<h3>Arundhati Completes a Hat-Trick</h3>Arundhati faced off last in the 70kg category, and delivered a dominant finish, completing a hat-trick. She defeated her English opponent by a 5-0 unanimous decision in Glasgow on Saturday evening.&nbsp;

Indian women boxers dominated CWG 2026 as Sakshi Chaudhary, Priya Ghanghas, and Arundhati Choudhary clinched three gold medals in Glasgow.

In an unforgettable day for the Indian boxers at CWG 2026, mainly the women, Priya Ghanghas, Arundhati Choudhary and Sakshi Chaudhary, have clinched gold medals in their respective categories, all in one evening in Glasgow. While Priya beat Canada’s Marie-Bathoul Al-Ahmadieh by a split decision (4-1) in the women’s 60kg final, Arundhati beat her English opponent Chantelle Reid in the 70kg category to win a gold medal. Sakshi, competing in the 51kg category, claimed her first CWG 2026 gold against England’s Ruby White on Saturday (Aug 1). Sakshi Sets Pace with Maiden CWG Gold England’s White began aggressively against Sakshi but failed to put her lanky Indian opponent on the backfoot because of her height. Although she did not land cleaner punches, Sakshi did enough to win the opening round. Her solid defence, composed approach and fewer punches kept her ahead in the second round, as she continued to frustrate White. Her superior ring control helped her win the second round 4-1, leaving her one round away from a gold medal. Also read| CWG 2026: Women boxers Preeti Pawar and Jaismine Lamboria secure gold medals for India By using her left guard to block White’s punches and her right for landing her own in the third and final round, Sakshi won the match by unanimous decision. Priya Adds to India’s Golden Tally Priya beat her Canadian opponent Al-Ahmadieh in her gold medal match in the 60kg category, increasing India’s tally to four among boxers on Saturday. Despite Al-Ahmadieh narrowly winning the first round 3-2, she failed to replicate her performance in the second as India’s Priya clinched that round 4-1. With the gold medal on the line, Priya landed aggressive yet clean punches in the third and final round to gain momentum. With Al-Ahmadieh also pushing Priya to the ropes, it all fell to the judges to pick a winner. The five-judge panel awarded Priya the win via split decision. Arundhati Completes a Hat-Trick Arundhati faced off last in the 70kg category, and delivered a dominant finish, completing a hat-trick. She defeated her English opponent by a 5-0 unanimous decision in Glasgow on Saturday evening.

Indian women boxers dominated CWG 2026 as Sakshi Chaudhary, Priya Ghanghas, and Arundhati Choudhary clinched three gold medals in Glasgow.

Gold Medal Rush for India: Sakshi, Priya, and Arundhati shine as women boxers dominate CWG 2026

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EXCLUSIVE: Indian boxers 'hungrier' for Asian Games & LA28 after CWG success, says BFI Chief Ajay Singh

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

Sakshi, Priya, and Arundhati shine as Indian women boxers dominate CWG 2026