Asian U-22 champion S. Vishwanath opened Services' account on the day with a commanding 5:0 win over Ashish (Haryana) in the (47\u201350kg) category, while Ashish (Services) edged Navraj (AIP) 3:2 in a thrilling (50\u201355kg) final. World Championships bronze medallist Mohammad Husamuddin (Services) continued his fine run, defeating Sagar Jakhar (SAI) 5:0 in the (55\u201360kg) bout. In the (60\u201365kg) category, Vanshaj (Services) prevailed over teammate Preet Malik (Services) in a close 3:2 contest, while Sumit Kumar (SAI) displayed complete control in the (65\u201370kg) final with a 5:0 win over Rajat (Services).<\/p>\r\n\r\n
Sachin (Services) maintained the team\u2019s dominance with a 5:0 victory against Neeraj (Haryana) in the (70\u201375kg) bout, before Ankush (Services) recorded another one-sided 5:0 win over Aman (Chandigarh) in the (75\u201380kg) final.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
Among the heavier divisions, Naveen Boora (Services) overcame Vinit (Railways) 3:0 in the (80\u201385kg) category, while Daksh (SAI) edged Vishal Gupta (Services) 3:2 to claim the (85\u201390kg) title. The competition concluded with Sawan Gill (Chandigarh) defeating Lakshya Rathi (SAI) 3:2 in the (90\u201390+kg) super heavyweight final. With seven gold medals, Services emerged as the top-performing unit, followed by Haryana and Railways, which finished second and third, respectively, in the total medals tally.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
In the individual awards, Maharashtra\u2019s Khushi Jadhav, winner of the 54kg category, was named Best Boxer among women, while Parthavi Grehwal of Rajasthan (65kg) was adjudged Best Challenger and Tamil Nadu\u2019s G. Resika (80+kg) was recognised as the Most Promising Boxer.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
In the men\u2019s section, Services\u2019 Ashish (55kg) earned the Best Boxer title, Lakshya Rathi of SAI (90+kg) was named Best Challenger, and Tamil Nadu\u2019s Lukas (50kg) received the Most Promising Boxer award.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
In the individual awards, Maharashtra\u2019s Khushi Jadhav, winner of the 54kg category, was named Best Boxer among women, while Parthavi Grehwal of Rajasthan (65kg) was adjudged Best Challenger and Tamil Nadu\u2019s G. Resika (80+kg) was recognised as the Most Promising Boxer.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
Adding further depth to the competition were medallists from the Goa and Uttarakhand National Games and the 6th Youth Nationals, all of whom participated through their respective State units and boards. The week-long tournament concluded with the men\u2019s finals, marking the successful close of the inaugural BFI Cup 2025 in Chennai.<\/p>\r\n\r\n