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Jaismine Lamboria and Nupur Sheoran have stormed into the World Boxing Championships final in Liverpool, guaranteeing India two more medals. Jaismine dominated her 57kg semifinal bout, while Nupur secured her spot in the 80+kg final. Earlier, Minakshi Hooda advanced to the 48kg semifinals, ensuring a fourth medal for India.

Indian boxers Jaismine Lamboria and Nupur Sheoran clinched medals at the World Boxing Championships in Liverpool. However, Nikhat Zareen faced a setback, losing her quarter-final bout. In the men's division, Jadumani Singh and Abhinash Jamwal advanced to the quarterfinals, while Jugnoo Ahlawat's journey concluded in the first round.

Nikhat Zareen showcased her resilience at the World Boxing Championships, overcoming a tough challenge from Japan's Yuma Nishinaka to secure a 5-0 victory and advance to the 51kg quarterfinals. However, the Indian men's contingent faced setbacks, with Lakshya Chahar, Sumit Kundu, Sachin Siwach, and Narender Berwal all exiting in the pre-quarterfinals.

Lakshya Chahar, leveraging his height and reach, dominated Jordan’s Hussein Iashaish at the World Boxing Championships in Liverpool, securing a unanimous 5-0 victory and advancing to the pre-quarterfinals. However, Pawan Bartwal faced defeat against Uzbekistan's Mirzakhalolov Mirazizbek, while Sachin Siwach progressed with a win over Australia's Jacob Cassar.

Nikhat Zareen showcased her dominance with a resounding victory over Jennifer Lozano, marking a triumphant return after injury. However, Lovlina Borgohain faced an unexpected setback, suffering a shocking defeat against Busra Isildar. Hitesh Gulia's campaign ended prematurely, while Jaismine Lamboria and Narender Berwal secured impressive wins to advance further in the competition.

All ten Indian female boxers, including Lovlina Borgohain and Nikhat Zareen, have been cleared to compete at the Women’s World Boxing Championships in Liverpool. This clearance follows successful genetic sex eligibility testing, a new requirement by World Boxing. The Indian team underwent advanced FISH-based testing at NIS Patiala, with certificates verified by WB's medical committee.

Algerian boxer Imane Khelif will not compete at the World Boxing Championships in Liverpool due to ongoing disputes over mandatory genetic sex testing. The controversy raises questions about fairness and inclusion in female boxing competitions.