In the successful countries of the World Women’s Boxing Championship, India has won so many medals in 21 years that just keep counting!

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Among all the countries participating in the World Women’s Boxing Championship, India ranks in the top 5 in terms of winning the most medals.

May 19, 2022 | 9:25 PM

, Edited By: Abhishek Upadhyay

May 19, 2022 | 9:25 PM




India again dominated the World Women's Boxing Championship. The reason is not one but three - Nikhat Zareen, Praveen Hooda and Manisha. These three daughters of India have punched the ring medal of World Boxing. And, with this, the total number of medals won by India in the 21-year history of the Women's World Boxing Championship has now gone up to 39. Nikhat even won the gold medal. Whereas Manisha and Hooda got the bronze medal. (Photo: PTI)

India again dominated the World Women’s Boxing Championship. The reason is not one but three – Nikhat Zareen, Praveen Hooda and Manisha. These three daughters of India have punched the ring medal of World Boxing. And, with this, the total number of medals won by India in the 21-year history of the Women’s World Boxing Championship has now gone up to 39. Nikhat even won the gold medal. Whereas Manisha and Hooda got the bronze medal. (Photo: PTI)

Among all the countries participating in the World Women's Boxing Championship, India is in the top 5 in terms of winning the most medals. And, this has been possible because the Indian girls have left no stone unturned to show their strength for the honor of the tricolor. He has shown it very well how to kill a big field even with limited resources. (Photo: PTI)

Among all the countries participating in the World Women’s Boxing Championship, India is in the top 5 in terms of winning the most medals. And, this has been possible because the Indian girls have left no stone unturned to show their strength for the honor of the tricolor. He has shown it very well how to kill a big field even with limited resources. (Photo: PTI)

Mary Kom, by this name Hindustan is known to all. This is the name that the world calls the 'Queen of the Ring'. The talk of women's world boxing is incomplete without Mary Kom. Due to the focus being on the Commonwealth Games to be held in Birmingham, Mary Kom may not have been punched in this time's World Women's Boxing Championship, but she is the most successful boxer in this ring. (Photo: AIBA)

Mary Kom, by this name Hindustan is known to all. This is the name that the world calls the ‘Queen of the Ring’. The talk of women’s world boxing is incomplete without Mary Kom. Due to the focus being on the Commonwealth Games to be held in Birmingham, Mary Kom may not have been punched in this time’s World Women’s Boxing Championship, but she is the most successful boxer in this ring. (Photo: AIBA)

Mary Kom has won more than half of the gold medals India has won in the Women's World Boxing Championships. Leave aside India, there is no such female boxer in the world who has won as many gold medals as Mary Kom in World Boxing. Now consider winning the gold medal, becoming the world champion as many times. And, Mary Kom has achieved this title 6 times. (Photo: AFP)

Mary Kom has won more than half of the gold medals India has won in the Women’s World Boxing Championships. Leave aside India, there is no such female boxer in the world who has won as many gold medals as Mary Kom in World Boxing. Now consider winning the gold medal, becoming the world champion as many times. And, Mary Kom has achieved this title 6 times. (Photo: AFP)

Mary Kom became the world champion for the first time the next year i.e. 2002, when she won gold in the 45 kg category in Antalya, after winning India silver with her punch in the opening edition of the championship in 2001. After this, he punched gold in the 46 kg category in the years 2005, 2006 and 2008. She became the world champion for the 5th time in the year 2010, when she took part in the 48 kg category. And then after a long wait, in 2018, he won gold again in the 48 kg category. (Photo: AFP)

Mary Kom became the world champion for the first time the next year i.e. 2002, when she won gold in the 45 kg category in Antalya, after winning India silver with her punch in the opening edition of the championship in 2001. After this, he punched gold in the 46 kg category in the years 2005, 2006 and 2008. She became the World Champion for the 5th time in the year 2010, when she took part in the 48 kg category. And then after a long wait, in 2018, he won gold again in the 48 kg category. (Photo: AFP)

The year 2006 was the most important for India in terms of winning the gold medal in the World Women's Boxing Championship. Mary Kom had become the world champion in her category for India this year. But along with her, Sarita Devi managed to win gold in the 52 kg category, Jenny RL in the 63 kg category and Lekha KC in the 75 kg category. (Photo: AFP)

The year 2006 was the most important for India in terms of winning the gold medal in the World Women’s Boxing Championship. This year, Mary Kom had become the world champion in her category for India. But along with her, Sarita Devi managed to win gold in the 52 kg category, Jenny RL in the 63 kg category and Lekha KC in the 75 kg category. (Photo: AFP)

India has won the most medals in bronze in the Women's World Boxing Championships. Out of the total 39 medals won so far in the history of this championship, 21 medals alone belong to India's bronze i.e. bronze. That is, 18 medals are in India's bag by including gold and silver. (Photo: PTI)

India has won the most medals in bronze in the Women’s World Boxing Championships. Out of the total 39 medals won so far in the history of this championship, 21 medals alone belong to India’s bronze i.e. bronze. That is, 18 medals are in India’s bag by including gold and silver. (Photo: PTI)






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