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India Tops Boxing Medal Table at Aichi-Nagoya 2026 Asian Games

Eleven champions crowned on final day as India leads with three gold and three bronze medals

India Tops Boxing Medal Table at Aichi-Nagoya 2026 Asian Games
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Final Day Results

The final day of boxing at the Aichi-Nagoya 2026 Asian Games saw eleven champions crowned across all weight categories at Nishio Gymnasium on Friday, 2 October. India finished at the top of the medal table with three gold and three bronze medals. Uzbekistan followed with two gold, one silver and four bronze medals, while Kazakhstan took third place with two gold and three bronze medals. The remaining gold medals were distributed one each to China, Chinese Taipei, Japan and Thailand.[S1]

In the opening session, China's Wu Yu secured the first gold of the day in the women's 51kg division, winning a unanimous 5:0 decision over Vietnam's Nguyen Thi Tam. India's Lovlina Borgohain then dominated China's Bao Ziyi in the women's 75kg final, also earning a 5:0 unanimous decision. Chinese Taipei's Lin Yu-ting added another title to her career by defeating China's Yang Chengyu 5:0 in the women's 60kg final. Host nation Japan celebrated a home champion when Rui Yamaguchi beat the Philippines' Carlo Paalam in the men's 55kg final.[S1]

Kazakhstan's Torekhan Sabyrkhan claimed the men's 70kg title with a 5:0 unanimous decision over Jordan's Zeyad Eashash. Uzbekistan's Turabek Khabibullaev won the men's 90kg gold, defeating China's Han Xuezhen by a 5:0 unanimous decision. In the final session, Thailand's Natnicha Chongprongklang opened with a 4:1 split decision victory over DPR Korea's Pang Chol Mi in the women's 54kg division. India's Parveen then secured her country's second women's gold of the day, edging Chinese Taipei's Chen Nien-chin 3:2 in the women's 65kg final.[S1]

Uzbekistan's Abdumalik Khalokov, an Olympic champion, added Asian Games gold to his record by defeating Korea's Jang Donghwan 5:0 in the men's 60kg division. India's Ankush won the men's 80kg title with a 4:0 victory over Korea's Kim Minseong, following his semi-final win against Uzbekistan's Fazliddin Erkinboev. The final gold of the competition went to Kazakhstan's Aibek Oralbay, who beat Uzbekistan's Jakhongir Zokirov 5:0 in the men's +90kg final.[S1]

Sources: Worldboxing · Olympics · Hindustantimes · IndianexpressView sources →
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