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Lovlina Borgohain wins Asian Games 75kg boxing gold on birthday

Fajardo gets long-sought world title shot

Kapil Pokhariya, a havaldar in the Indian Army, won bronze for the country in the Asian Games. Unlike Haryana and Manipur, Uttarakhand has barely produced a handful of elite-level puglisits over the years. The odds were stacked against him from the start but that never stopped the heavyweight from having tall ambitions and he proved that hard work and discipline are the major ingredients of success in sports.

Asian Games 2026: Full list of India medal winners at Aichi-Nagoya — gold, silver, bronze breakdown

Asian Games 2026: Full List of performers, celebrities and more for closing ceremony in Aichi-Nagoya today

asian game 2026 india medals

85 medals, 21 gold! Full list of winners as India wraps up historic Asian Games campaign

Christian Parker Calls Joey Porter Jr. A ‘Boundary Eraser’ For Cowboys
Ben Whittaker beats Conor Wallace by UD on 3 October 2026

Bare-knuckle TKO debut for King Cowboy in Brisbane

Whittaker survives late scare to hold on for points win
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