Indian boxer Manju Rani fought well against Chuthamat Raksat of Thailand, beating her 4-1 to ensure seat in the final of Women’s World Boxing Championships 2019 in Ulan-Ude (Russia) on Saturday.

Amit Panghal became the first Indian male boxer to win a silver medal at World Boxing Championships. He faced defeat against Uzbekistan’s Shakhobidin Zoirov in the 52kg category final on Sunday. The southpaw suffered a defeat via a unanimous decision (0:5).

Indian boxer Amit Panghal became the first Indian player to reach the World Championship final. In the semi-final game he knocked out Kazakhstan’s Saken Bibossinov with points 3-2. He will face Uzbekistan’s Shakhobidin Zoirov on Saturday. Zoirov defeated Frenchman Billal Bennama in his semifinal showdown.

Indian woman boxer MC Mary Com on Saturday scripted history as she defeated Ukraine's Hanna Okhota 5-0 in the 48kg light flyweight final to clinch an unprecedented sixth gold medal at the Women's World Championships at the KD Jadhav Indoor Stadium in New Delhi.

Five-time World champion M.C. Mary Kom and rookie Lovlina Borgohain are the two Indians in fray for their semi-final bouts in the 10th womens World Boxing Championships at the K.D.Jadhav Indoor Stadium here on Thursday.

There's big news coming from the boxing ring. Mary Kom, the five-time world champion reaches the semi-finals of the Women's World Boxing Championships. Indeed, she is creating history.

Renowned boxer Mary Kom claimed gold by defeating Northern Ireland's Kristina O'Hara in the final at 2018 Commonwealth Games taking place at Gold Coast, Australia. The legendary boxer wins gold in women's 45-48kg boxing competition. India has collected 18th gold medal in its account.

Indian stars Seema Poonia and M.C. Mary Kom faltered at the final hurdle and had to settle for silver in the 69th Strandja Memorial Boxing tournament here on Sunday.

Star pugilist Vijender Singh's unbeaten run in pro-boxing stretched to 10 bouts as he successfully defended his WBO Oriental and Asia Pacific super middleweight titles by beating Ernest Amuzu of Ghana at the Sawai Man Singh Stadium here on Saturday.

Five-time World Champion M.C. Mary Kom on Tuesday cruised into the 48-kg finals of the Asian Boxing Championships after beating Japans Tsubasa Komura 5-0 to stay on course for her fifth gold medal in the continental event.

Floyd Mayweather Jr. extended his career record to 50 unbeaten bouts here when he defeated Conor McGregor, the Irish mixed martial arts fighter making his boxing debut.

Indian star Vijender Singh defeated Zulpikar Maimaitiali of China by a unanimous decision in a tough 10-round contest here on Saturday to retain his WBO Asia Pacific Super Middleweight title and take over his opponent's WBO Oriental Super Middleweight crown.

Indian actress Priyanka Chopra, who famously played boxing champion MC Mary Kom in a biopic, is likely to join the Super Boxing League (SBL) as the co-owner of the North East franchise, informed sources have said.

Indian boxing star Vijender Singh’s has been unbeaten after he turned professional. His next bout was scheduled on April 1 but has to postponed as his promoters are struggling to find an opponent for him.

The year 2016, was a great year for Indian boxing star Vijender Singh as he was unbeaten. Singh, successful defended his WBO Asia Pacific title against Tanzania’s Francis Cheka. Now, he has to fight it out with China’s WBO Oriental Super Middleweight champion Zulpikar Maimaitiali for his second title on April 1 in Mumbai.

It was winning start for ace Indian boxer L Sarita Devi in her debut pro boxing match. Sarita Devi outpunched Hungary’s Zsofia Bedo in the IBC Fight Night at the at the Khuman Lampak Stadium.

Another Indian boxer turns professional. It’s bad news for Indian boxing as sportspersons are opting to turn professional rather to dawn the tri-colour. First it was former world champion L Sarita Devi and Commonwealth Games bronze-medallist boxer Pinki Jangra has decided to turn professional.

Former Asian Games gold-medallist Vikas Krishan was the highest-placed Indian among men at fourth, while World Championships silver-medallist Saweety Boora was the best among the women at second in the latest rankings of the International Boxing Association (AIBA).