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India Assures Nine Boxing Medals At Commonwealth Games, Surpasses Birmingham 2022 Haul
India had claimed seven medals in the boxing events at the Birmingham Games in 2022, including three gold, one silver, and three bronze medals.
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Suranjoy, Manoj and Paramjeet punch their way to hat-trick of Gold medals
In a historic first for Indian boxing at the Commonwealth Games, the country's pugilists completed an unprecedented and memorable hat-trick of gold medals with thumping victories in the finals of the event's 19th edition on Wednesday.
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India's Suranjoy Singh wins flyweight gold by a walkover
India's Suranjoy Singh on Wednesday won the Commonwealth Games flyweight gold by a walkover after his opponent failed to show.
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Indian boxers settle for 3 bronze
India's hopes of winning a bagful of gold medals from boxing in the Commonwealth Games suffered a setback as their three pugilists lost semifinal bouts to settle for bronze at the Talkatora Stadium on Monday.
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Amandeep, Suranjoy assure medals; Akhil extracts revenge
Suranjoy Singh (52kg) and Amandeep Singh (49kg) assured India of at least two medals by advancing to the semifinals while defending champion Akhil Kumar (56kg) brought a packed Talkatora to its feet with a dramatic revenge win over Iain Weaver to enter the quarter finals of the Commonwealth Games boxing event on Saturday.
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Amandeep assures India its first boxing medal at CWG
Amandeep Singh assured India of its first boxing medal at the ongoing Commonwealth Games by advancing to the semi-finals with a 7-1 triumph over Malaysia's Muhammad Fuad on Saturday.
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Rahul Gandhi turns up at Talkatora to cheer Vijender
He has himself learned boxing from a Dronacharya awardee and Congress MP Rahul Gandhi on Friday showed his love for the sport by turning up to watch the opening Commonwealth Games bout of Olympic bronze medalist and world number one Vijender Singh at the Talkatora Stadium.
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Vijender clinches win to enter CWG Quarters in boxing
World number one Vijender Singh (75kg) enthralled with a convincing win in just about five minutes to enter the quarterfinals along with Asian silver-medallist Jai Bhagwan (60kg) and Dilbag Singh (69kg) on yet another superb day for the Indians in the boxing competition of the Commonwealth Games on Friday.
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Indian boxers continue to deliver power-packed show in CWG
There was no stopping the Indian boxers' victory march at the Commonwealth Games with Asian gold-medalist Suranjoy Singh (52kg) and Amandeep Singh (49kg) advancing to the quarterfinals, while defending champion Akhil Kumar (56kg) booking a place in the last-16 stage in front of a rapturous home crowd at the Talkatora Stadium on Thursday.
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India boxers hopeful of medals, England strong
Indian boxing talisman Vijender Singh spearheads the home nation's hopes for Commonwealth Games medals but the country's fighters face tough opposition.
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Vijender, Akhil in India's CWG Boxing squad
Olympic bronze medallist Vijender Singh (75kg) and defending Commonwealth Games gold medallist Akhil Kumar (56kg) will spearhead a 10-strong Indian boxing challenge in the Delhi Commonwealth Games from October 3 to 14.
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India Assures Nine Boxing Medals At Commonwealth Games, Surpasses Birmingham 2022 Haul
India had claimed seven medals in the boxing events at the Birmingham Games in 2022, including three gold, one silver, and three bronze medals.
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Suranjoy, Manoj and Paramjeet punch their way to hat-trick of Gold medals
In a historic first for Indian boxing at the Commonwealth Games, the country's pugilists completed an unprecedented and memorable hat-trick of gold medals with thumping victories in the finals of the event's 19th edition on Wednesday.
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India's Suranjoy Singh wins flyweight gold by a walkover
India's Suranjoy Singh on Wednesday won the Commonwealth Games flyweight gold by a walkover after his opponent failed to show.
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Indian boxers settle for 3 bronze
India's hopes of winning a bagful of gold medals from boxing in the Commonwealth Games suffered a setback as their three pugilists lost semifinal bouts to settle for bronze at the Talkatora Stadium on Monday.
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Amandeep, Suranjoy assure medals; Akhil extracts revenge
Suranjoy Singh (52kg) and Amandeep Singh (49kg) assured India of at least two medals by advancing to the semifinals while defending champion Akhil Kumar (56kg) brought a packed Talkatora to its feet with a dramatic revenge win over Iain Weaver to enter the quarter finals of the Commonwealth Games boxing event on Saturday.
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Amandeep assures India its first boxing medal at CWG
Amandeep Singh assured India of its first boxing medal at the ongoing Commonwealth Games by advancing to the semi-finals with a 7-1 triumph over Malaysia's Muhammad Fuad on Saturday.
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Rahul Gandhi turns up at Talkatora to cheer Vijender
He has himself learned boxing from a Dronacharya awardee and Congress MP Rahul Gandhi on Friday showed his love for the sport by turning up to watch the opening Commonwealth Games bout of Olympic bronze medalist and world number one Vijender Singh at the Talkatora Stadium.
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Vijender clinches win to enter CWG Quarters in boxing
World number one Vijender Singh (75kg) enthralled with a convincing win in just about five minutes to enter the quarterfinals along with Asian silver-medallist Jai Bhagwan (60kg) and Dilbag Singh (69kg) on yet another superb day for the Indians in the boxing competition of the Commonwealth Games on Friday.
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Indian boxers continue to deliver power-packed show in CWG
There was no stopping the Indian boxers' victory march at the Commonwealth Games with Asian gold-medalist Suranjoy Singh (52kg) and Amandeep Singh (49kg) advancing to the quarterfinals, while defending champion Akhil Kumar (56kg) booking a place in the last-16 stage in front of a rapturous home crowd at the Talkatora Stadium on Thursday.
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India boxers hopeful of medals, England strong
Indian boxing talisman Vijender Singh spearheads the home nation's hopes for Commonwealth Games medals but the country's fighters face tough opposition.
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Vijender, Akhil in India's CWG Boxing squad
Olympic bronze medallist Vijender Singh (75kg) and defending Commonwealth Games gold medallist Akhil Kumar (56kg) will spearhead a 10-strong Indian boxing challenge in the Delhi Commonwealth Games from October 3 to 14.
