Joining Jaismine and a group of Indian boxers, who will compete for the top honours on Thursday, were Jadumani Singh and Pawan Bartwal, following their unanimous wins over their opponents.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
Fighting with swagger and total control, Jasmine stamped her authority early with flowing combinations, maintained a rock-solid defensive shell through blocks and slips, and coolly absorbed a late third-round surge from her opponent to seal a perfect win. The World Boxing Championships 2025 gold medalist sets up a blockbuster title clash against Paris Olympic medalist Wu-Shih Yi of Chinese Taipei, one of the most decorated boxers in her division.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
India\u2019s charge to the finals continued through Pawan (55kg) and Jadumani (50kg), both delivering outstanding wins to extend the host nation\u2019s momentum. Pawan, riding the high of his breakthrough earlier this week, rallied from a tight opening round to dominate England\u2019s Ellis Trowbridge with two superb rounds of speed, precision, and counterattacks for a 5:0 win. Jadumani overwhelmed Australia\u2019s Omer Izaz\u2014an Astana World Cup medalist\u2014with relentless pressure, sharp hooks, and clever footwork that kept the taller boxer on the ropes throughout.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
Earlier in the day, Jugnoo (85kg) bowed out following a 5:0 loss, while Neeraj Phogat (65kg) delivered a spirited, fearless performance against Olympic medalist Chen Nien-Chin, but went down by a 3:2 split decision.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
In all,10 Indian boxers are confirmed to participate in Thursday\u2019s finals, following session 6\u2019s results; more could follow with four in action in session 7. Preeti (54kg) will be in a high-stakes clash with Italy\u2019s Sirine Carrabi, the 2023 World Championships silver medallist and 2025 world bronze medallist, while Minakshi (48kg) will face Ukraine\u2019s Fozilona Farzova. In the 63kg division, Parveen will step into the ring against Japan\u2019s Ayaka Taguchi, a proven competitor across the World Championships and Asian Games cycles.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
Earlier in the day, Jugnoo (85kg) bowed out following a 5:0 loss, while Neeraj Phogat (65kg) delivered a spirited, fearless performance against Olympic medalist Chen Nien-Chin, but went down by a 3:2 split decision.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
In the men\u2019s lineup, Ankush Phangal (80kg) will enter a blockbuster final against England\u2019s Shittu Oladimeji, the 2024 World Boxing Cup champion. Narender Berwal (90+kg) will take on Uzbekistan\u2019s unbeaten knockout specialist Khalimjon Mamasoliev, and Abhinash Jamwal (60kg) will meet Japan\u2019s Shion Nishiyama, a seasoned campaigner with extensive World Cup and Olympic qualifier experience.<\/p>\r\n\r\n