All four medallists — gold winner Lin Yu ting (Chinese Taipei), silver winner Yang Chengyu (China), and bronze medallists Sitora Turdibekova (Uzbekistan) and India's Priya Ghanghas — gathered on the podium for the Women's 60kg Boxing medal ceremony at the Asian Games 2026 in Nishio, Japan on 2 October 2026.
Chinese Taipei's Lin Yu ting claimed gold, China's Yang Chengyu took silver, while India's Priya Ghanghas and Uzbekistan's Sitora Turdibekova shared bronze at the Women's 60kg Boxing event of the Asian Games 2026 in Nishio, Japan.
Representing four nations, the Women's 60kg Boxing medallists at the Asian Games 2026 — Lin Yu ting, Yang Chengyu, Priya Ghanghas, and Sitora Turdibekova — posed together at Nishio, Japan on 2 October 2026 following the conclusion of the event.
India's Priya Ghanghas poses with her bronze medal at the conclusion of the Women's 60kg Boxing medal ceremony at the Asian Games 2026 in Nishio, Japan on 2 October 2026, adding to India's boxing tally at the Games.
Priya Ghanghas of India showcases her bronze medal at the Women's 60kg Boxing ceremony during the Aichi Nagoya Asian Games 2026 at the Nishio venue in Japan, photographed on 2 October 2026.
Lin Yu ting of Chinese Taipei topped the Women's 60kg Boxing podium at the Asian Games 2026, ahead of silver medallist Yang Chengyu (China) and joint bronze medallists Priya Ghanghas (India) and Sitora Turdibekova (Uzbekistan) in Nishio, Japan.
At the Asian Games 2026 held in Nishio, Japan, India's Priya Ghanghas secured a bronze medal in the Women's 60kg Boxing category, with Chinese Taipei and China claiming gold and silver respectively.
The Women's 60kg Boxing medal ceremony at the Asian Games 2026 concluded in Nishio, Japan on 2 October 2026, with all four medallists — Lin Yu ting, Yang Chengyu, Priya Ghanghas, and Sitora Turdibekova — joining on stage.