Full list of Indian boxers to win Asian Games boxing gold medal: Lovlina Borgohain wins women’s 75kg gold in Aichi-Nagoya
With this, Lovlina became the second Indian woman boxer to bag an Asiad gold, after Mary Kom, who won the Women’s Flyweight competition in Incheon 2014.
Updated : Oct 02, 2026 11:40 IST , CHENNAI - 2 MINS READ
Lovlina Borgohain overcame Bao Ziyi in the final via a unanimous decision. | Photo Credit: PTI
Lovlina Borgohain overcame Bao Ziyi in the final via a unanimous decision. | Photo Credit: PTI
India’s Lovlina Borgohain beat China’s Bao Ziyi to win the gold medal in women’s 75kg boxing event at the Asian Games 2026 on Friday.
With this, Lovlina became the second Indian woman boxer to bag an Asiad gold, after Mary Kom, who won the Women’s Flyweight competition in Incheon 2014.
In Hangzhou 2022, Lovlina had won silver in the same event.
India now has 10 gold medals in boxing at the Asian Games.
Full list of Indians to win Asian Games boxing gold
- Padam Bahadur Mall (1962 Jakarta) – Men’s Lightweight
- Hawa Singh (1966 Bangkok) – Men’s Heavyweight
- Hawa Singh (1970 Bangkok) – Men’s Heavyweight
- Kaur Singh (1982 New Delhi) – Men’s Heavyweight
- Dingko Singh (1998 Bangkok) – Men’s Bantamweight
- Vikas Krishan Yadav (2010 Guangzhou) – Men’s Lightweight
- Vijender Singh (2010 Guangzhou) – Men’s Middleweight
- Mary Kom (2014 Incheon) – Women’s Flyweight
- Amit Panghal (2018 Jakarta–Palembang) – Men’s Light Flyweight
- Lovlina Borgohain (2026 Aichi-Nagoya) - Women’s Middleweight
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Published on Oct 02, 2026
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