Meet India’s Women Boxers Ready to Shine at Asian Games 2023

As the Asian Games 2023 approaches in Hangzhou, China, from September 23 to October 8, India’s female boxing contingent, guided by the experienced Nikhat Zareen, is poised to make its mark, eyeing both a rich medal haul and the coveted Paris Olympic ticket.

The boxing events at the Asian Games are set to commence on September 24. Below are the profiles of the Indian women boxers who will be participating in the Games, as provided by the Boxing Federation of India (BFI).

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• Nikhat Zareen (50 kg)

  • Date of Birth: 14-06-1996
  • Place of Birth: Nizamabad, Telangana
  • Style: Orthodox

Nikhat Zareen, a two-time world champion, stands as a formidable presence in the global boxing arena. She holds the distinction of being the only Indian boxer, apart from Mary Kom, to secure multiple gold medals at the World Boxing Championships. Nikhat, hailing from Nizamabad, shattered norms by becoming the first Muslim woman to compete professionally for India. Her journey has been marked by resilience, including a comeback from a debilitating shoulder injury in 2017. Nikhat aims to shine at the Asian Games and secure her ticket to the Paris Olympics.

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• Preeti Dahiya (54 Kg)

  • Date of Birth: 23-10-2003
  • Place of Birth: Bhiwani, Haryana
  • Stance: Southpaw

Preeti’s boxing journey began at a young age under the guidance of her uncle, a national-level boxer. Her rapid rise in the sport includes winning silver and gold medals at the Khelo India Games and impressive performances at international events like the Youth Asian Championships and Senior Asian Championships. Preeti is determined to make her mark at the Asian Games and continue her journey towards excellence.

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• Parveen Hooda (57 Kg)

  • Date of Birth: 15-4-2000
  • Hometown: Rurki Village, Rohtak, Haryana
  • Style: Orthodox

Parveen Hooda’s remarkable journey from Rurki Village, Rohtak, exemplifies determination. With limited resources, she found her way into boxing through a local academy established by the village Sarpanch. Inspired by Mary Kom and Vijender Singh, Parveen climbed the ranks, securing medals at events like the South Asian Games and Asian Championships. She aims to add to her medal collection at the Asian Games.

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• Jaismine Lamboria (60 Kg)

• • Date of Birth: 30-08-2001
  • Place of Birth: Bhiwani, Haryana
  • Style: Southpaw

Jaismine Lamboria‘s boxing journey began with the inspiration of her uncles, who achieved international success in the sport. Supported by her family, she excelled in national and international competitions, winning gold at the Youth Eskar All Female Box Cup and medals at events like the Commonwealth Games. Jaismine aspires to shine at the Asian Games with her growing experience.

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• Arundhati Choudhary (66 Kg)

1. • Date of Birth: September 5, 2001
   • Place of Birth: Kota, Rajasthan
   • Style: Southpaw

Arundhati Choudhary‘s journey from Kota, Rajasthan, reflects her determination to pursue a career in sports despite initial resistance. Her achievements include multiple gold medals at the Khelo India Games and impressive performances at international events like the IIBA Youth Men’s and Women’s World Championships. Arundhati aims to secure a gold medal for India at the Olympics, making the Asian Games a crucial step in her journey.

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• Lovlina Borgohain (75 Kg)

1. • Date of Birth: 02-10-1997
   • Place of Birth: Assam
   • Style: Orthodox

Tokyo Olympics bronze medalist Lovlina Borgohain‘s remarkable journey in boxing began with the guidance of her first coach, Padum Boro. Her accolades include gold at the Asian Championships and Senior National Championships. Lovlina’s determination and impressive track record make her a strong contender at the Asian Games, where she aims to shine and continue her quest for Olympic glory.

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