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Arundhati Choudhary Wins 5th Boxing Gold for India at CWG 2026

India's Arundhati Choudhary defeats Bulgaria's Reid 5-0, wins women's 70kg title

Mumbai Alert · Sports Desk
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Sports Desk · Mumbai Alert News · Sat, 01 August 2026 at 10:00 pm
Arundhati Choudhary Wins 5th Boxing Gold for India at CWG 2026

India's boxing campaign at the Commonwealth Games 2026 continued to impress with Arundhati Choudhary winning the women's 70kg title. She defeated Bulgaria's Reid 5-0 in the final, producing a dominant display of disciplined tactics and accurate punches.

Arundhati took control of the match from the opening round, winning it 4-1 despite the Bulgarian judge scoring the round in Reid's favour. The remaining judges backed the Indian, and a late clinch saw Reid fall on her back, adding to her difficulties.

The second round saw more action, with both boxers landing scoring punches. Reid found some success early, but Arundhati responded with a strong flurry of attacks, and the judges unanimously awarded the round to the Indian.

Needing a big comeback, Reid failed to produce the turnaround required in the final round. Arundhati maintained her dominance and sealed the victory with a unanimous 5-0 decision.

With this win, Arundhati became the Commonwealth Games champion in the women's 70kg category, taking India's boxing gold tally to five. This impressive performance has added to India's overall medal count at the CWG 2026.

The Commonwealth Games 2026 have seen Indian athletes perform exceptionally well in various events, including boxing. The country's boxing team has been on a roll, with Arundhati's win being the latest addition to their medal tally.

India's success in boxing at the CWG 2026 can be attributed to the team's hard work and dedication. The athletes have been training rigorously, and their efforts have paid off with impressive wins in various categories.

The win has also sparked celebrations on social media, with fans and supporters congratulating Arundhati on her achievement. The hashtag #Cheer4Bharat has been trending, with people cheering for the Indian team and their impressive performance at the CWG 2026.

Overall, Arundhati's win has added to India's pride and joy at the CWG 2026. The country's athletes have been performing exceptionally well, and their wins have been a testament to their hard work and dedication.

The CWG 2026 have been a platform for Indian athletes to showcase their talent and skills, and Arundhati's win has been a shining example of this. With more events to come, India is expected to continue its impressive performance and add to its medal tally.

In conclusion, Arundhati Choudhary's win in the women's 70kg boxing category has been a significant achievement for India at the CWG 2026. Her dominant performance and dedication to the sport have made her a champion, and her win has added to India's pride and joy at the Games.

Frequently asked questions

Who won the women's 70kg boxing title at CWG 2026?

Arundhati Choudhary won the women's 70kg boxing title at CWG 2026, defeating Bulgaria's Reid 5-0.

How many boxing gold medals has India won at CWG 2026?

India has won 5 boxing gold medals at CWG 2026, with Arundhati Choudhary's win being the latest addition.

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