Indian Boxer Lovlina Borgohain Advances to Semifinals in Thailand

India, 6 January 2026 — Indian boxer Lovlina Borgohain has advanced to the semifinals of the Thailand Open International Boxing Tournament. Competing in the women’s 70kg category, Borgohain secured her place with a unanimous decision victory over Uzbekistan’s Shakhnoza Yunusova in the quarterfinals on Friday. The tournament is being held in Bangkok, and Borgohain’s progress marks a significant achievement for Indian boxing on the international stage.
Borgohain, an Olympic bronze medallist, demonstrated her tactical prowess and superior technical skills throughout the bout, dominating her opponent with effective punches and agile footwork. The win came after a series of successful matches earlier in the tournament, showcasing her consistent form.
The Thailand Open serves as a crucial event for boxers aiming to gain international experience and ranking points. Borgohain's advancement to the semifinals not only boosts her confidence but also sets the stage for a potential gold medal performance.
The semifinals are scheduled for Sunday, where Borgohain will face a challenging opponent from Kazakhstan. The outcome of this match will determine her place in the finals, keeping Indian boxing enthusiasts eagerly watching her progress.
This tournament forms part of Borgohain’s preparations for upcoming global championships and the next Olympic cycle, underlining her strategic focus on building momentum through international competition.