World Boxing Championship 2025: Jaismine-Nupur Reach Final, Indian Men Boxers Return Empty-Handed | Jasmine and Nupur in the final of the World Boxing Championship: India confirmed four medals; After 12 years, male boxers do not have a single medal

Indian women boxers have performed brilliantly at the ongoing World Boxing Championship in Liverpool.

Jasmine Lamoria and Nupur Sheoran have reached the finals, while Meenakshi ensured India the fourth medal.

However, the male boxers’ campaign ended for the first time without any medal.

Jasmine’s clinical win, Paris Olympic Silver Medalist in the final Jasmine’s clinical win, Jasmine Lamboria defeated Venezuela’s Omylene Alkala 5–0 in the 57 kg category, in the women’s 57 kg category.

The World Cup Gold Medalist Jasmine dominated throughout the match. In the final, he will compete with Paris Olympic silver medalist Julia Sgeremata. This will be Jasmine’s first World Championship Final.

Jasmine Lomboria defeated Venezuela’s Omylene Alkala 5–0 in the semi-finals.

Nupur Sheoran repeats success In the women’s 80+ kg category, Nupur Sheoran defeated Sema Dujatas of Türkiye 5–0 to make it to the finals. Legendary boxer Hawa Singh’s granddaughter Nupur, using his height and strength, completely controlled the match.

In July, Nupur again reiterated the same performance while fighting the Remach of the World Cup semi -finals. He put an accurate punch, while Turkish boxer was forced to adopt a strategy of clinging (fucking).

Nupur Sheoran defeated Sema Dujatas of Türkiye 5–0 to make it to the finals.

Meenakshi confirmed the medal in 48 kg, compete with Mongolia champion in the semi -finals In the non-Olympic 48 kg category, Meenakshi unanimously defeated England’s Under-19 Youth Champion Ellis Pumpfrey 5–0 to ensure India fourth medal. Now in the semi -finals, he will face 2023 silver medalist Mongolia’s enjoyment of Altantaseteg.

Earlier, Pooja Rani (80 kg) also confirmed a medal for India.

Men’s disappointing performance ends campaign with Jadumani’s defeat Unlike female boxers, the men’s 10 -member school is returning home without any medal. This is the first time since 2013 when Indian male boxers did not get any medal. In the 50 kg category quarterfinals, Jadumani Singh Mandenbam gave a tough fight to Kazakhstan’s current world champion Sanjhar Tashkenbay, but lost 0–4.

India’s men’s campaign ended with this defeat. Apart from Jadumani, only Abhinash Jamwal (65 kg) reached the quarterfinals. The rest of the boxers were out after losing in the initial round.

Men won three medals at the 2023 World Boxing Championship At the Tashkent World Boxing Championship in 2023, India won three bronze medals (Deepak Bhoria – 51 kg, Mohammad Hussamuddin – 57 kg and Nishant Dev – 71 kg) in the men’s category. But this time the male boxers remained empty.

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