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Five more Indians progress to semis at Asian U-15 & U-17 Boxing Championships on Day 5

IANS April 24, 2025 189 views

India's young boxing talent continues to shine brightly at the Asian U-15 Boxing Championships in Amman. Five boxers, including three boys and two girls, advanced to the semifinals with dominant performances. Nelson Khwairakpam, Abhijeet, and Lakshay Phogat delivered impressive wins in the men's category. Princi and Samruddhi Satish Shinde also secured decisive victories in the women's division, highlighting India's promising future in boxing.

"Continued dominance in the tournament showcases India's emerging boxing potential" - Boxing Tournament Observer"
Amman, April 24: Five Indians, including three boys and two girls, advanced to the semifinals of the Asian U-15 Boxing Championships with dominant performances on Day 5.

Key Points

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Five Indian boxers secure semifinal spots in Asian U-15 Championships

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Nelson Khwairakpam and Abhijeet score decisive victories

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Strong performances across men's and women's categories

From the Men’s U-15 championship, Nelson Khwairakpam (55 kg) secured an RSC win in the first round over Chinese Taipei’s Wang Sheng-Yang, while Abhijeet (61 kg) and Lakshay Phogat (64 kg) cruised to 5-0 victories against opponents from Kyrgyzstan and Jordan, respectively.

Among the girls, Princi (52 kg) delivered a strong 5-0 result over Ukraine’s Yeva Kubanova. Samruddhi Satish Shinde (55 kg) wrapped up her bout with an RSC in the third round against Ukraine’s Kseniia Savina.

Earlier, Rudraksh Singh Khaidem (46kg) led a flawless outing for India on Day 4, clinching a clinical 3-0 win over Kyrgyzstan’s Aidar Musaev. All six Indian boxers in action advanced to the semi-finals, continuing the team’s dominant run in Amman.

In the Men's U-15 category, Harsil (37kg) and Sanchit Jayani (49kg) secured commanding 5-0 victories, while Sanskar Vinod Atram (35kg) posted a solid 4-1 win. Prikshit Balahra (40kg) edged out a hard-fought 3-2 win over Mongolia’s Akhmyetkhan Nursalyem. In the Women's U-15 division, Milky Meinam (43kg) dominated Yeldana Abdigani of Kazakhstan with a clean 5-0 verdict.

Day 5 results:

Men’s U-15 – Quarterfinals

52 kg: Ravi Sihag (IND) lost to Elshod Shakirjonov (UZB) – WP 2:3

55 kg: Nelson Khwairakpam (IND) def. Wang Sheng-Yang (TPE) – RSC R1

58 kg: Naman Saini (IND) lost to Jakhongirjon Usmankulov (UZB) – WP 0:5

61 kg: Abhijeet (IND) def. Mukhammad Burkhanov (KGZ) – WP 5:0

64 kg: Lakshay Phogat (IND) def. Laith Ajailat (JOR) – WP 5:0

67 kg: Arpit Bishnoi (IND) lost to Meyrambek Aliev (UZB) – WP 2:3

70+ kg: Yamanveer Jawandha (IND) lost to Nurislam Tashmaganbet (KAZ) – RSC R1

Women’s U-15 – Quarterfinals

46 kg: Yanshika (IND) lost to Viktoriia Amelchenko (UKR) – WP 1:4

52 kg: Princi (IND) def. Yeva Kubanova (UKR) – WP 5:0

55 kg: Samruddhi Satish Shinde (IND) def. Kseniia Savina (UKR) – RSC R3

Reader Comments

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Rahul K.
Amazing performances by our young boxers! 🇮🇳 Nelson's RSC win in the first round was particularly impressive. Future champions in the making!
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Priya M.
So proud of our girls Princi and Samruddhi! 👊 Women's boxing in India has come such a long way. Can't wait to see them in the finals!
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Amit S.
While the results are great, I wish we had more coverage of these tournaments. Our young athletes deserve more recognition for their hard work.
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Sunita R.
Lakshay Phogat's performance was clinical! 5-0 against the Jordanian boxer shows our training programs are working well. Keep it up team India!
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Vikram J.
The losses against Uzbek boxers concern me a bit. We should analyze what went wrong in those matches to improve for future tournaments.
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Neha P.
Milky Meinam's 5-0 win is so satisfying to see! Our boxers are showing great technical skills and stamina. Go India! 🥊

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