India’s boxing contingent ended the Asian Under-19 & Under-22 Boxing Championships 2025 triumphantly, with Ritika clinching gold in the women’s 80-plus kg category. The event held in Bangkok showcased India’s dominance, securing a total of 27 medals.
Breakdown of Medal Tally
U19 Team Performance:
- The Under-19 team finished second overall with 14 medals – 3 gold, 7 silver, and 4 bronze.
- India was just behind Uzbekistan in the gold medal count, highlighting the young Indian boxing talent.
U22 Team Performance:
- The Under-22 team secured 13 medals – 1 gold, 4 silver, and 8 bronze.
- Ritika stood out as the sole gold medalist for the U22 team, showcasing exceptional skill and determination.
Notable Medal-Winning Performances
- Yatri Patel – Silver in Women’s 57kg
- Priya – Silver in Women’s 60kg
- Neeraj – Silver in Men’s 75kg
- Ishan Kataria – Silver in Men’s 90+kg
These outstanding performances significantly contributed to India’s medal tally and international boxing reputation.
India’s Recent Boxing Success Story
This victory follows India’s remarkable performance earlier in the year, where the U15 and U17 boxing teams collectively won 43 medals at the Asian Championships. The U15 team stood out with 11 gold medals, the highest in their category.
Significance of the Achievement
The results at the Asian U19 & U22 Championships 2025 solidify India’s growing presence in amateur boxing. The consistent success in age-group tournaments demonstrates a strong talent pool poised to excel at regional and global levels in the future.
Key Takeaways for Competitive Exams
- India excelled at the Asian U19 & U22 Boxing Championships 2025, securing a total of 27 medals.
- The U19 team won 3 gold, 7 silver, and 4 bronze medals, finishing second overall.
- Ritika stood out with a gold medal in the women’s 80-plus kg category for the U22 team.
- India’s consistent success in boxing at various age levels highlights the country’s potential in the sport.
