Priya Shines in Women's 60kg at Asian Boxing Championships 2026

At the Asian Boxing Championships 2026 in Ulaanbaatar, Priya delivered a commanding performance, winning 5:0 against Kazakhstan's Rimma Volossenko in the women's 60kg category. Meanwhile, Jadumani Singh fought valiantly in the men's 55kg division but narrowly lost to Japan's Rui Yamaguchi in a split decision. The Indian boxing team continues to showcase their skills as they advance in this prestigious tournament, which features top talent from across Asia. Stay tuned for more updates on their journey towards the medal rounds.

By Narendra Chaudhary Mar 31, 2026, 16:49 IST

Priya Excels in Women's 60kg Category

On Day 2 of the Asian Boxing Championships 2026 held in Ulaanbaatar, India's Priya delivered an impressive performance, winning decisively with a score of 5:0. Competing in the women's 60kg division, she faced Kazakhstan's Rimma Volossenko and showcased remarkable skill and poise throughout the match, leading to a unanimous decision victory. Priya is set to compete against China's Chengyu Yang, the second seed in her category, in what is anticipated to be an exciting matchup, according to a statement from the Boxing Federation of India (BFI).

Jadumani's Brave Fight in Men's 55kg

In the men's 55kg division, Jadumani Singh engaged in a tightly contested match against Japan's Rui Yamaguchi, ultimately losing by a narrow margin of 2-3 in a split decision. Yamaguchi, the top seed, entered the tournament with impressive accolades, including a silver medal from the Astana event and a bronze at the Boxing World Cup Finals, making him a strong contender. Despite the challenge, Jadumani held his ground, exchanging blows evenly and pushing the fight to the limit, resulting in one of the day's most competitive bouts.

Indian Team's Ongoing Journey

The Indian boxing team is showcasing a blend of commanding performances and intense battles as they progress through the early rounds of the tournament. The Asian Boxing Championships 2026 brings together elite boxing talent from across Asia, with each match being pivotal in determining the path to the medal rounds.