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Preeti, Priya enter semis, assure India two boxing medals at CWG 2026
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The Indian Express
Preeti Pawar became the second Indian boxer at the 2026 Commonwealth Games to ensure a boxing bronze medal was coming back home with her after Lovlina Borgohain was handed byes all the way to the semifinals of her event.
Pawar, India’s entrant from its most contested weight category, dispatched Northern Ireland’s Nicole Clyde to enter the semifinals and assure herself of at least a bronze medal.
Later in the evening, Priya Ghanghas beat Scotland’s Niamh Mitchell 4-1 to also book a semifinal berth.
The power of the shot comes from the back, and the right hand rolls from the ground up.
The shot is exquisite not just for its craftiness, but also because of how Preeti uses it.