Lovlina Borgohain rolled to a 5‑0 unanimous verdict over South Korea’s Seong Suyeon in the women’s 75‑kg quarterfinal, sealing India a bronze medal.
The Assamese fighter opened with a blistering jab‑cross combo that rattled Seong, who tried to use her reach in the second round but couldn't break through Lovlina's slick footwork.
Priya Ghanghas mirrored the success in the 60‑kg bracket, taking a clean win against Tajikistan’s Mijgona Samadova to book her own spot in the last four.
India’s boxing corridor now lights up with four semifinalists—Parveen Hooda, Ankush Panghal, Narender Berwal, and Kapil Pokhariya—expanding the country’s medal prospects.
Borgohain’s next test is against Kazakhstan’s reigning 70‑kg world champion Natalya Bogdanova, while Ghanghas will face the same opponent in the 60‑kg final.
With the Asian Games still in full swing, India’s boxing squad is poised to add more golds to an already impressive haul from the previous edition.