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Asian Games 2026: Lovlina to fight for gold, Priya signs off with bronze medal

Lovlina Borgohain becomes the first Indian woman boxer to reach back-to-back Asian Games finals, assuring India of at least a silver

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Asian Games 2026: Lovlina to fight for gold, Priya signs off with bronze medal

Olympic medal-winning boxer Lovlina Borgohain sealed her place in the 75kg final while Priya Ghanghas signed off with a bronze medal at the Asian Games on Wednesday (September 30, 2026).

Last edition’s silver-medallist, Lovlina eked out a 3-2 split decision win over reigning 70kg world champion Kazakh boxer Natalya Bogdanova in the 75kg semifinal bout.

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With the win, she becomes the first Indian woman boxer to reach back-to-back Asian Games finals, assuring India of at least a silver.

However, 20-year-old Priya, making her Games debut, went down 1-4 to a much more experienced opponent China’s Yang Chengyu in a bruising 60kg semifinal bout.

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