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India Guaranteed Three Medals at Liverpool Worlds as Rani, Jaismine Reach Semis, Nikhat Falls

Three women have secured at least bronze as the men’s roster dwindles at the first World Championships staged by World Boxing.

Overview

  • Pooja Rani edged Poland’s Emilia Koterska 3-2 to enter the women’s 80kg semifinals, sealing her maiden Worlds medal and a third podium for India; she next faces England’s Emily Asquith.
  • Jaismine Lamboria dominated Uzbekistan’s Khumorabonu Mamajonova 5-0 to move into the 57kg semifinals and guarantee at least bronze.
  • Nupur Sheoran opened India’s tally by defeating Uzbekistan’s Oltinoy Sotimboeva 4-1 in the +80kg quarterfinals in a bout with mutual point deductions, and will meet Turkiye’s Seyma Duztas in the semifinals.
  • Two-time champion Nikhat Zareen exited with a 0-5 loss to Turkiye’s Buse Naz Cakiroglu in the 51kg quarterfinals, ending her bid for a third consecutive Worlds medal.
  • India’s women lead the campaign as the men’s side falters, with Abhinash Jamwal losing 1-4 to Georgia’s Lasha Guruli in the 65kg quarters and only Jadumani Singh still in contention.