Indian boxers performed exceptionally well at the China Youth Meet 2025, winning a total of 26 medals at the 3rd “Belt and Road” International Youth Boxing Gala in Xinjiang, China. The marquee event, part of the China Youth Meet 2025, displayed under-17, under-19, and under-23 boxers from some of the best boxing countries around the world.
India sent a team of 58, comprising 40 boys and 20 girls in the U-17 age group, who performed exceptionally well against Chinese, Korean, Uzbek, and Kyrgyz opponents.
Indian Boys Earn Semifinal Places and Medals
The Indian junior boys did themselves proud, with a number of boxers making it to the semifinals and securing medals. They won against some of the toughest opponents in the tournament.
Top Indian male semifinalists:
Dhruv Kharb (46kg)
Uday Singh (46kg)
Falak (48kg)
Piyush (50kg)
Aditya (52kg)
Udham Singh Raghav (54kg)
Ashish (54kg)
Devendra Chaudhary (75kg)
Jaideep Singh Hanjra (80kg)
Loven Gulia (80kg)
Indian junior boxers won matches against experienced rivals, displaying technical expertise and robust fighting spirit, assuring them at least bronze medals in their weight groups.
Indian Junior Girls Dominate the Ring at China Youth Meet 2025
Indian junior girls also grabbed attention, sweeping their bouts with strong and assertive performances. They defeated adversity from top boxers from China and Korea, two of the strongest teams at the competition.
Top female performers who won medals:
Khushi (46kg)
Laxmi (46kg)
Bhakti (50kg)
Radhamani (60kg)
Harsika (60kg)
Chahat (60kg)
Diya (66kg)
Priya (66kg)
Himanshi (66kg)
Harnoor (66kg)
Prachi Khatri (80kg)
The success of the girls only further showcased India’s increasing depth and prevalence in youth boxing on the international scene.
India’s Emerging Youth Talent Makes Mark on International Platform
The impressive performance at the China Youth Meet 2025 is a testament to the depth and ability of India’s grassroots boxing culture. Right from elegant footwork to courageous aggression, these young athletes have proved that they’re capable of competing and winning on the international stage.
Their achievement at the Belt and Road International Youth Boxing Gala doesn’t only earn them medals but also enhances India’s image in youth boxing globally.
Via the 26 medals, Indian boxers have established a high benchmark at the China Youth Meet 2025 with one of the best performances ever in the recent annals of youth boxing. As the generation of the next Indian boxing stars continues to sparkle, the future of Indian boxing looks brighter than ever.
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