i.The 19-member Indian contingent ended up with their best ever tally of 15 medals.
ii.Previously, the Tournament was planned to be conducted in New Delhi, but shifted due to the prevailing pandemic situation.
Indian Medal Winners:
| Winner | Category | Medal |
|---|---|---|
| Sanjeet Kumar | 91Kg Men | Gold |
| Pooja Rani | 75Kg Women | Gold |
| Amit Panghal | 52Kg Men | Silver |
| Shiva Thapa | 64Kg Men | Silver |
| Mary Kom | 51Kg Women | Silver |
| Lalbuatsaihi | 64Kg Women | Silver |
| Anupama | 81Kg Women | Silver |
| Simranjit Kaur | 60Kg Women | Bronze |
| Lovlina Borgohain | 69Kg Women | Bronze |
| Jaismine | 57Kg Women | Bronze |
| Sakshi Chaudhary | 54Kg Women | Bronze |
| Monika | 48Kg Women | Bronze |
| Saweety | 81Kg Women | Bronze |
| Vikas Krishan | 69Kg Men | Bronze |
| Varinder Singh | 60Kg Men | Bronze |
Notable Victories:
i.Sanjeet Kumar defeated the five-time Asian Championships medallist and 2016 Olympic silver medalist Vassiliy Levit of Kazakhstan in the Finals.
ii.Pooja Rani Bohra won her 2nd consecutive continental title.
iii.USD 10,000 will be awarded to Gold Medalist, While USD 5,000 for SilverMedal and USD 2,500 for Bronze.
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India has bagged 11 Medals (8 Gold, 3 Bronze) at 2021 AIBA Youth Men’s and Women’s World Boxing Championships held in Kielce, Poland from April 10-24, 2021.
About Asian Boxing Confederation:
The Asian Boxing Confederation (ASBC) is the Asian governing body in amateur boxing.
President – Anas Alotaiba
About Boxing Federation of India (BFI):
President – Ajay Singh
Headquarters – Gurugram, Haryana
