Indian boxers have delivered an impressive performance at the 46th International Tammer Boxing Tournament in Tampere, Finland, finishing at the top of the medal tally with an outstanding 14 medals. The achievement was highlighted on November 2 after the international tournament concluded on November 1. India’s medal collection includes four gold, two silver and eight bronze medals, marking a strong performance against international competitors. The Indian contingent showcased its strength across multiple weight categories in both men’s and women’s competitions, making the tournament a memorable outing for Indian boxing.
Four Gold Medals Lead India’s Medal Haul
Four Indian boxers brought home gold medals with exceptional performances in their respective categories. Aarti Dhariyal secured gold in the women’s 54kg category, while Ankushita Boro won the women’s 65kg title. Arundhati Chaudhary claimed another gold in the women’s 70kg category. In the men’s competition, Pawan Bartwal finished on top in the 55kg category. India’s silver medal winners included Mohammed Hussamuddin in the men’s 60kg category and Jaismine in the women’s 57kg category. Their performances added further strength to India’s overall medal tally.
Eight Bronze Medals Complete India’s Dominance
India’s success extended beyond the gold and silver medal winners, with eight boxers securing bronze medals. Vivek Meena, Hitesh, Akshay, Bobin Chauhan and Chetan Choudhary won medals in different men’s weight categories. In the women’s competition, Tanu and Disha Patil also secured bronze, while Imroz Khan added another medal in the men’s 75kg category. With four gold, two silver and eight bronze medals, India finished first in the overall medal standings. The achievement highlights the growing depth of Indian boxing, with both emerging and established athletes contributing to the country’s success on the international stage.