India delivered an extraordinary performance at the 2017 AIBA World Youth Women’s Boxing Championship, held at the N.C. Bordoloi Indoor Stadium in Guwahati, Assam. The Indian team emerged as the top nation in the championship, showcasing the remarkable talent and potential of its young female boxers.
- Total Medals: 7 (5 Gold, 2 Bronze)
- India’s Position: Top spot in the medal tally.
- Displaying exceptional skill and composure, Nitu clinched the gold in the light flyweight category.
- Jyoti secured gold in the flyweight category, further cementing her place as one of India’s rising stars in boxing.
- With a commanding performance, Sakshi won gold in the bantamweight category, showcasing her talent on the international stage.
- Shashi earned gold in the featherweight category, contributing significantly to India’s success in the championship.
- Competing in front of her home crowd, Ankushita claimed gold in the light welterweight category, adding a special touch to India’s triumph.
- Anupama won a bronze medal in the light heavyweight category, displaying resilience and strength.
- Competing in the heavyweight category, Neha secured a bronze medal, adding to India’s impressive tally.
- Youth Empowerment: The performance of the Indian team highlighted the depth of talent in youth women’s boxing in India and underscored the country’s potential to excel in future international competitions.
- Inspiration: The success of these young athletes inspired a new generation of boxers and brought attention to the sport of boxing, especially for women.
- Global Recognition: By finishing at the top of the medal tally, India reinforced its growing reputation as a strong contender in the world of women’s boxing.
India’s remarkable performance at the 2017 World Youth Women’s Boxing Championship was a historic moment for the country. The five gold and two bronze medals not only brought glory to the nation but also set a benchmark for future championships. This achievement was a testament to the hard work, dedication, and talent of the young Indian boxers and their coaching staff.
