24/11/23 | 4:48 pm

Print

Shiva Thapa & Amit Panghal to headline 7th Elite Men’s National Boxing Championships

Assam's Shiva, who won the gold medal, in the last edition will look to repeat the same feat while Amit Panghal, who represents Services will also aim to win the gold medal in the prestigious competition.  

Other big names who will be seen competing in the 7th edition of the Elite Men’s Nationals include Tokyo Olympian Ashish Kumar (80kg), 2021 Asian Champion Sanjeet (92kg), 2021 Youth World Champion Sachin (57kg), Tokyo Olympic quarter-finalist Satish (92+kg) and 2022 CWG silver medallist Sagar (92kg) will be playing for RSPB. Ashish will be representing Himachal Pradesh whereas Sanjeet, Satish and Sachin will be squaring off in the ring for Services. 

The competition will see the participation of over 350 boxers from 35 units competing in 13 weight categories to win the medal.

Team SSCB was crowned champions in the last edition of the tournament which was held in Hisar, Haryana with 10 medals which included 6 gold, 1 silver and 3 bronze medals

Tapas Bhattacharya Report's

RELATED ARTICLES

01/11/26 | 5:14 pm | India

New Zealand Beat India by Seven Wickets in Fifth T20I, Hosts Seal Series Finale

Tim Seifert and Glenn Phillips struck impressive half-centuries as New Zealand defeated India by seven wickets in the fifth and final T20 International at Seddon Park in Hamilton on Sunday. Chasing a target of 192, New Zealand reached 194 for three ...

01/11/26 | 4:27 pm | 000 T20I runs

Ishan Kishan Becomes India’s Highest T20I Run-Scorer in a Calendar Year

India wicketkeeper-batter Ishan Kishan on Sunday created a new national record, becoming the highest run-scorer for India in T20 Internationals in a single calendar year during the fifth and final match against New Zealand at Seddon Park in Hamilton....

31/10/26 | 3:13 pm | India

India Clinches 20 Medals at World Armwrestling Championships in New Delhi

Indian armwrestlers have won 20 medals, including four gold, two silver and 14 bronze, during the first two days of finals at the 47th World Armwrestling and 28th World Para Armwrestling Championships 2026 in New Delhi. India finished fourth in the ...