How Did Women Pugilists Excel with 14 Indians Reaching Finals at the Asian U-15 & U-17 Boxing Championships?
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Synopsis
In a thrilling display of boxing talent, 14 Indian athletes have reached the finals at the Asian U-15 & U-17 Boxing Championships. With standout performances from the women’s teams, India is poised for a medal surge. Discover how these young pugilists showcased their skills in Amman and what lies ahead for them in the finals.
Key Takeaways
- 14 Indian boxers reached the finals at the championships.
- Nine Women's U-15 boxers won their semifinal matches.
- India was assured of 43 medals prior to the semifinals.
- Significant wins included RSC victories for several boxers.
- Support for these athletes is crucial for their future success.
Amman, April 27 (NationPress) In an impressive display of talent, nine out of twelve Women’s U-15 boxers from India advanced to the finals by winning their respective semifinal bouts, ensuring that 14 Indian athletes secured a place in the finals of the Asian U-15 & U-17 Boxing Championships on the eighth day of competition.
Before the day’s matches began, India was already assured of 43 medals, but those bronzes quickly transformed into silver and gold as Indian pugilists claimed their spots in the finals.
In the Women’s U-15 semifinals, Komal (30-33 kg), Navya (58 kg), and Sunaina (61 kg) achieved remarkable RSC (Referee Stopped Contest) victories. Khushi Ahlawat (35 kg), Tamanna (37 kg), Princi (52 kg), and Trushana Mohite (67 kg) delivered strong performances, winning by significant point margins.
Milky Meinam (43 kg) fought valiantly to secure a narrow 3-2 victory, wrapping up a highly successful day for India’s young female boxers. Svi (40 kg) and Vanshika (70+ kg) advanced to the finals with byes.
In the Men's U-15 category, Sanskar Vinod (35 kg) was the first to reach the finals, winning via RSC against Kyrgyzstan’s Arsen Zhorobaev.
He was later joined by Rudraksh Singh Khaidem (46 kg), Abhijeet (61 kg), and Lakshay Phogat (64 kg), all of whom triumphed by points.
Day 8 results:
Men’s U-15 - semifinals
30-33 kg: Yash Nikam (IND) lost to Temurbek Bakhtiyorov (UZB) – WP 0:5
35 kg: Sanskar Vinod (IND) def. Arsen Zhorobaev (KGZ) – RSC R2
37 kg: Harsil (IND) lost to Mukhriddin Khamidjonov (UZB) – WP 0:5
40 kg: Prikshit Balahra (IND) lost to Kuanysh Khalimbet (KAZ) – WP 0:5
43 kg: Hardik Dahiya (IND) lost to Zarfijon Nimatov (UZB) – WP 0:5
46 kg: Rudraksh Singh Khaidem (IND) def. Oybek Alimdjonov (UZB) – WP 5:0
49 kg: Sanchit Jayani (IND) lost to Rahimi Morteza (IRI) – WP 0:5
55 kg: Nelson Khwairakpam (IND) lost to Nurbakyt Toregeldi (KAZ) – WP 0:5
61 kg: Abhijeet (IND) def. Chen Yi-Fan (TPE) – WP 5:0
64 kg: Lakshay Phogat (IND) def. Andrii Lisnyk (UKR) – WP 4:1
70 kg: Parth (IND) lost to Temirlan Kazyyev (KAZ) – WP 0:5
Women’s U-15 – Semifinals
30-33 kg: Komal (IND) def. Ademi Ybyshova (KGZ) – RSC R1
35 kg: Khushi Ahlawat (IND) def. Polina Tarasenko (UKR) – WP 5:0
37 kg: Tamanna (IND) def. Dana Orazbekkyzy (KAZ) – WP 5:0
43 kg: Milky Meinam (IND) def Alina Ihnatovych (UKR) – WP 3:2
49 kg: Linthoi Chanu Sarangthem (IND) lost to Parvina Shakarova (UZB) – WP 2:3
52 kg: Princi (IND) def. Aiaru Faizullayeva (KAZ) – WP 4:1
55 kg: Samruddhi Shinde (IND) lost to Madinabony Khudoyorova (UZB) – WP 2:3
58 kg: Navya (IND) def. Yasmin Jautkhanova (KAZ) – RSC R1
61 kg: Sunaina (IND) def. Sofiia Hulko (UKR) – RSC R2
64 kg: Kanishka Kumari Gorai (IND) lost to Akerke Dalabay (KAZ) – WP 0:5
67 kg: Trushana Mohite (IND) def. Fazilatkhon Tursunova (UZB) – WP 5:0
70 kg: Manshi Malik (IND) lost to Diana Kemska (UKR) – RSC-I R2
Point of View
It's heartening to witness India's young women boxers excel on such a prominent stage. Their remarkable achievements not only highlight their individual talents but also underscore the growing prominence of women in sports. As a nation, we must continue to support and nurture these athletes as they pave the way for future generations.
NationPress
01/05/2025
Frequently Asked Questions
How many Indian boxers reached the finals?
A total of 14 Indian boxers reached the finals at the Asian U-15 & U-17 Boxing Championships.
Which Women's U-15 boxers achieved RSC victories?
Komal, Navya, and Sunaina secured RSC victories in their respective semifinals.
Who was the first male boxer to reach the finals?
Sanskar Vinod was the first male boxer to secure his place in the finals.
What was India's medal count before the semifinals?
India was guaranteed 43 medals before the semifinals began.
How many Women's U-15 boxers competed in the semifinals?
Out of twelve, nine Women's U-15 boxers competed and won their matches.
