Boxing
The Ledger Behind Zero Medals: The Weight Classes Indian Boxing Lost Without a Press ReleaseHook Paris evening sessions landed at four in the morning in Melbourne. On th...
From Thirteen to Twelve: India's Three-Bronze Ceiling and the New Weight-Class ArithmeticOpen the Los Angeles 2028 event programme. Under boxing, twelve events are...
The Divisions Change, the Bodies Don't: How to Read Indian Boxing's Medical FileIn 2026, on a morning at the national camp in Patiala, I hand-transcribed 46...
Indian Boxing's Real Fight Is Not in the Ring — It's at the Selection TableSix Indian boxers stepped into the Paris Olympic ring — Nikhat Zareen (50kg),...
When the Kilograms Move, Careers Break: India's Boxing Weight-Class GeographyOn 4 August 2026, at the North Paris Arena, the third round of a 75kg...
Indian Boxing's Real Transfer Window Is a Railways Recruitment NoticeAugust 2026. Indian boxing left Paris with nothing. Six boxers across thirtee...
The 51kg Division Is Gone: Indian Boxing's Real Crisis Is Measured in Kilograms, Not MedalsA trial sheet came into my hands at the national camp in Patiala. The 51kg...
Six Entries, Zero Medals: Paris Was Lost on the Weight-Class List, Not in the RingNishant Dev lost the 71kg quarterfinal at the Paris Olympics to Mexico's Marc...
The Closed Door at 48 Kilograms: Six Quotas, Zero Medals and India's Redrawn Boxing MapOn the evening of 26 March 2026, a small piece of arithmetic was being done...
The Class Changed, the Form Didn't: Indian Boxing's Real Test Is in PatialaA trial sheet from the national camp in Patiala reached me a few months ago....
Five Judges, Three Cards, Thirty Minutes: Olympic Boxing's Protest Window Never Reaches the ArithmeticIn Paris 2026 boxing I fell into a single habit: after every bout I went...
The Weight-Class Transfer Window: In Indian Boxing, the Real Deal Is a Payroll, Not a MedalNikhat Zareen won two world titles at 52kg — Istanbul 2026 and New Delhi 2026...
One Shoulder, Thirty-Two Squads: The Real Scorecard of Indian BoxingTokyo, July 24, 2026. Vikas Krishan's left shoulder came into the broadcast...
From Thirteen to Twelve: India's Three-Bronze Ceiling and the New Weight-Class ArithmeticOpen the Los Angeles 2028 event programme. Under boxing, twelve events are...
The Divisions Change, the Bodies Don't: How to Read Indian Boxing's Medical FileIn 2026, on a morning at the national camp in Patiala, I hand-transcribed 46...
Indian Boxing's Real Fight Is Not in the Ring — It's at the Selection TableSix Indian boxers stepped into the Paris Olympic ring — Nikhat Zareen (50kg),...
When the Kilograms Move, Careers Break: India's Boxing Weight-Class GeographyOn 4 August 2026, at the North Paris Arena, the third round of a 75kg...
Indian Boxing's Real Transfer Window Is a Railways Recruitment NoticeAugust 2026. Indian boxing left Paris with nothing. Six boxers across thirtee...
The 51kg Division Is Gone: Indian Boxing's Real Crisis Is Measured in Kilograms, Not MedalsA trial sheet came into my hands at the national camp in Patiala. The 51kg...
Six Entries, Zero Medals: Paris Was Lost on the Weight-Class List, Not in the RingNishant Dev lost the 71kg quarterfinal at the Paris Olympics to Mexico's Marc...
The Closed Door at 48 Kilograms: Six Quotas, Zero Medals and India's Redrawn Boxing MapOn the evening of 26 March 2026, a small piece of arithmetic was being done...
The Class Changed, the Form Didn't: Indian Boxing's Real Test Is in PatialaA trial sheet from the national camp in Patiala reached me a few months ago....
Five Judges, Three Cards, Thirty Minutes: Olympic Boxing's Protest Window Never Reaches the ArithmeticIn Paris 2026 boxing I fell into a single habit: after every bout I went...
The Weight-Class Transfer Window: In Indian Boxing, the Real Deal Is a Payroll, Not a MedalNikhat Zareen won two world titles at 52kg — Istanbul 2026 and New Delhi 2026...
One Shoulder, Thirty-Two Squads: The Real Scorecard of Indian BoxingTokyo, July 24, 2026. Vikas Krishan's left shoulder came into the broadcast...
