India Shines at World Boxing Futures Cup with Five Medals
India's Successful Campaign at the World Boxing Futures Cup
India wrapped up its participation in the World Boxing Futures Cup, securing a total of five medals, including a gold, on Sunday.
The Indian U-19 men's and women's teams showcased impressive performances across various Youth Olympic weight categories.
Chandrika Pujari led the team with a stellar display in the women's 51 kg final, where she triumphed over Uzbekistan's Mardonova Nazokat by unanimous decision, earning her a spot at the top of the podium.
Three other Indian boxers earned silver medals after reaching the finals in their respective weight classes.
Our next gen keeps on shining!
Five of our young stars have confirmed a medal each with impressive QF wins at the Futures Cup in Bangkok!
Eyes on the big prize next: Gold
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— Boxing Federation (@BFI_official) March 13, 2026
Gunjan (48kg) faced a tough match against her English opponent, losing by a 5-0 decision, while Joyshree Devi (54kg) put up a strong fight but ultimately fell 4-1 to a competitor from the United States.
In the men's 50kg division, L. Ambekar Meetei also claimed silver after being defeated in his final bout by a boxer from Ukraine.
Earlier in the competition, Radhamani Longjam (57kg) had earned a bronze medal.