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Indian Boxer Jaismine Lamboria Secures CWG Gold after Defeating Reigning Champion Walsh

Jaismine Lamboria won gold in the women's 57kg boxing final at the Glasgow Commonwealth Games 2026. She outclassed defending champion Michaela Walsh by a 5-0 unanimous decision. This win marked India's second boxing gold of the day following Preeti Pawar's victory
Published By : Satya Mohapatra | August 1, 2026 7:00 PM
Indian Boxer Jaismine Lamboria Secures CWG Gold after Defeating Reigning Champion Walsh

Indian boxer Jaismine Lamboria dominates final to win gold

Indian pugilist Jaismine Lamboria delivered a stellar performance to capture gold in the women's 57kg division at the Glasgow Commonwealth Games 2026. She defeated defending champion Michaela Walsh from Northern Ireland by a clear 5-0 unanimous decision on Saturday. This victory secured India's second boxing gold medal of the day, continuing a strong run for the national squad. India has consistently produced top-tier female fighters over the last decade, turning boxing into a highly reliable medal event at major international sporting competitions.

Cautious Start Gives Way To Dominance

Both fighters began the opening three minutes with a defensive mindset. They relied primarily on counter-attacks and waited for clear openings. Action remained sparse initially, forcing the referee to step in twice during the first minute to demand more engagement. Despite this slow pace, Lamboria managed to land sharper punches. She edged out the first round with a narrow 3-2 split decision from the judges.

Momentum Shifts toward India

Walsh tried to push the pace in the second round, hoping to draw her Indian opponent into making mistakes. Lamboria stayed calm and selected her shots with excellent precision. Her clean strikes caught the attention of the judges, who gave her the second round through a 5-0 unanimous decision. This commanding lead put her in a highly favorable position before the final three minutes.

Golden Finish for Indian Boxing

Entering the final round, Lamboria kept her focus and continued to hit accurate combinations. Walsh failed to generate the offensive urgency required to flip the scorecard. When the final bell rang, judges declared Lamboria the undisputed winner. Both athletes shared a respectful embrace in the center of the ring afterward. Earlier on Saturday, Indian boxer Preeti Pawar also claimed gold in the 54kg category by defeating Scarlett Delgado of Canada via unanimous decision.

With Inputs from Agency Threads and Image Courtesy: ANI