The 2019 ASBC Asian Boxing Championships held in Bangkok, Thailand, marked a significant achievement for Indian boxing. With a total haul of 13 medals—2 gold, 4 silver, and 7 bronze—India showcased its prowess and growing dominance in the sport, finishing 3rd overall in the medal tally.

1. Gold Medal: Pooja Rani clinched the gold in the light heavyweight (81 kg) category, marking a remarkable comeback after injury setbacks.
2. Victory Highlights: She defeated Wang Lina of China in the final, demonstrating excellent technique and resilience.
3. Gold Medal: Amit Panghal secured the gold in the flyweight (52 kg) category, further cementing his status as one of India’s top male boxers.
4. Final Bout: He outperformed Korea’s Kim In-kyu in a strategic and well-fought final, showcasing his agility and tactical brilliance.

3. Silver Medal: Deepak Singh earned silver in the light flyweight (49 kg) category, displaying his potential on the Asian stage.
4. Close Contest: His performance in the finals was commendable, narrowly missing out on the gold.
5. Silver Medal: Competing in the bantamweight (56 kg) category, Kavinder Singh Bisht showcased grit and skill, securing a silver medal.
6. Strong Effort: His journey to the final was marked by impressive victories, though he fell short in the decisive bout.
7. Silver Medal: Ashish Kumar claimed silver in the middleweight (75 kg) category.
8. Tough Competition: He delivered a strong performance throughout the tournament, fighting valiantly in the final.
9. Silver Medal: Simranjit Kaur captured silver in the light welterweight (64 kg) category.
10. Impressive Run: Her journey to the finals was notable for her tactical prowess and endurance.

7. Bronze Medal: Nikhat Zareen secured a bronze in the flyweight (51 kg) category, further establishing her as a rising star in Indian boxing.
8. Bronze Medal: Competing in the bantamweight (54 kg) category, Manisha Moun showcased her fighting spirit, earning a bronze medal.
9. Bronze Medal: Sonia Chahal won bronze in the featherweight (57 kg) category, adding to her growing list of international accolades.
10. Bronze Medal: Veteran boxer Sarita Devi continued to shine, earning a bronze in the lightweight (60 kg) category.
11. Bronze Medal: Shiva Thapa secured bronze in the lightweight (60 kg) category, marking his fifth consecutive medal at the Asian Championships.
12. Bronze Medal: Ashish earned bronze in the welterweight (69 kg) category, showcasing his potential and determination.
13. Bronze Medal: Satish Kumar bagged a bronze in the super heavyweight (+91 kg) category, adding a heavyweight presence to India’s medal tally.

• Historic Haul: The 13 medals represented India’s best-ever performance at the Asian Boxing Championships, signaling the country’s growing stature in international boxing.
• Balanced Contribution: Both male and female boxers contributed significantly, highlighting the depth and talent across different weight categories.
• Foundation for Future Success: The achievements of these boxers laid a strong foundation for future international competitions, including the Olympics and World Championships.

India’s performance at the 2019 ASBC Asian Boxing Championships was a testament to the hard work, dedication, and talent of its boxers. The haul of 2 gold, 4 silver, and 7 bronze medals showcased the country’s burgeoning strength in boxing, setting the stage for continued success on the global arena.