CWG 2026: Ten Indian boxers set for gold-medal finals in Glasgow

India will field ten boxers in Commonwealth Games finals on Saturday in Glasgow, a mark of the country's strong showing in the ring. Lovlina Borgohain heads the women's challenge in the 75kg final, while four Indian men also stand ready to contest gold in their divisions.

The Indian boxing team has advanced a remarkable ten fighters to the final stage at the Commonwealth Games, creating an unusually large presence in medal-deciding bouts. That achievement comes at a moment many are calling India's most successful boxing campaign, and the final-day schedule offers a concentrated opportunity to convert those results into gold medals. All ten finals are slated for Saturday in Glasgow, where the boxers will seek top honours for their country.

Leading the female contingent is Lovlina Borgohain, who will compete in the 75kg gold-medal match. Her appearance in the final makes her one of the most prominent Indian names on the card on Saturday. Borgohain’s bout is being watched as a key moment for the women's team in Glasgow.

On the men's side, four Indian boxers have progressed to gold-medal contests across their respective weight categories. Each will face an opponent in a final that decides the Commonwealth champion for that division. The presence of multiple male finalists underscores the breadth of India’s representation in the latter stages of the tournament.

Together, the ten finalists represent both the women's and men's programmes contributing to India’s overall haul of finalists at these Games. Their combined appearances in finals concentrate much of India’s medal potential into a single day of competition. The schedule in Glasgow will therefore be pivotal for the national boxing team's final tally.

Saturday’s bouts will determine how many gold medals Indian boxing secures at the Commonwealth Games, with each final producing a new champion. The results in Glasgow will be a defining measure of the campaign’s success and the athletes’ performances on the biggest stage at these Games.

The outcomes from Saturday’s finals will both conclude this phase of competition and shape the narrative around India’s showing in boxing at the Commonwealth Games. The ten finalists, led by Lovlina Borgohain and joined by four male gold contenders, will carry the hopes of the Indian contingent into the decisive matches in Glasgow.