Indian women boxers achieved a historic victory at the World Boxing Cup in Astana, Kazakhstan. With three gold medals secured by Sakshi, Jaismine, and Nupur, and a total haul of 11 medals, India recorded its best-ever performance in the tournament’s history. This remarkable outcome truly highlights India’s growing strength in women’s boxing on the international stage.
India’s Performance at World Boxing Cup 2025: Key Data
| Category | Details |
| Event | World Boxing Cup 2025 |
| Location | Astana, Kazakhstan |
| Date | July 6, 2025 |
| Total Medals | 11 (India’s Best-Ever Performance) |
| Gold Medals | 3 |
| Silver Medals | 5 |
| Bronze Medals | 3 |
| Gold Medalists | Sakshi (54kg), Jaismine (57kg), Nupur (80+kg) |
In the World Boxing Cup held in Astana, Kazakhstan, Indian women boxers Sakshi (54kg), Jaismine (57kg), and Nupur (80+kg) clinched gold medals in their respective weight categories, bringing immense pride to the nation. India concluded the competition with an impressive 11 medals, showcasing the country’s rising dominance in international boxing. This is undoubtedly a moment of great pride for Indian sports and provides a significant boost for women’s boxing in the country.
Golden Girls Bring Glory to India
Demonstrating exceptional skill and power, Sakshi, Jaismine, and Nupur won their final matches to secure their gold medals:
- Sakshi (54kg): Sakshi defeated Yosline Perez of the USA by a unanimous decision from the judges. Her speed, sharp punches, and clever tactics helped her secure the first gold medal of the day, setting a winning tone.
- Jaismine (57kg): Jaismine maintained her composure and delivered a strong performance against Jucielen Cequeira Romeu of Brazil, winning with a 4:1 score. Her strategic approach and powerful strikes were key to her victory.
- Nupur (80+kg): Nupur displayed tremendous power and confidence, dominating Yeldana Talipova of Kazakhstan with a decisive 5:0 score. Her sheer strength ensured her a well-deserved gold medal.
India’s Best-Ever Performance at the Event
The Indian boxing team secured a total of 11 medals—comprising 3 gold, 5 silver, and 3 bronze—marking their highest ever medal tally in the history of the World Boxing Cup. Previously, in the first stage of the tournament held in Brazil, India had won 6 medals, including one gold and one silver. The performance in Astana represents a significant improvement and clearly indicates India’s continuous progress and emergence as a formidable force in world boxing.
Powerful Start and Strong Finish
The final day of the event began with Sakshi’s confident performance, which set the momentum for the Indian team. Her initial victory was followed by the triumphs of Jaismine and Nupur, further uplifting the Indian contingent and ensuring a spectacular finish. The Boxing Federation of India (BFI) lauded the boxers, emphasizing that this historic achievement is a direct result of the athletes’ hard work, perseverance, and the dedicated support of their coaches. This victory serves as a positive indicator for upcoming international events.
Official Links
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