Boxing
Eight in Tokyo, Six in Paris: Reading the Receipts of India's Boxing Quota Arithmetic
The Missing Name on the Camp List: Indian Boxing's Real Fight Is Weight Class and Wages
Thirteen to Twelve: Which Indian Boxer Does the LA28 Weight-Class Cut Retire?
The Kilogram Is the Selector: LA28's Weight Table and India's Empty Chairs
The Missing Name on the Camp List: Indian Boxing's Real Fight Is Weight Class and WagesThe camp list arrived dated the thirteenth, and it carried forty-three names....
Thirteen to Twelve: Which Indian Boxer Does the LA28 Weight-Class Cut Retire?The notice for the senior national selection trials goes out, and the first...
The Kilogram Is the Selector: LA28's Weight Table and India's Empty ChairsOn 20 March 2026, in Costa Navarino, the International Olympic Committee's...
Eight in Tokyo, Six in Paris: Reading the Receipts of India's Boxing Quota ArithmeticThe Paris 2026 boxing entry list carried 13 weight classes and 249 names. Ind...
From Paris Zero to LA28: An Audit of Indian Boxing's Selection Process and Weight-Class ArithmeticIndia's six boxers at Paris 2026 returned zero medals. Lovlina Borgohain's 75...
52 Deleted, 51 Arrived: Boxing's Redrawn Weight Map, the World Boxing Era and India's Unfinished PreparationAmit Panghal was the world's number one boxer at 52 kg in 2026. At Paris 2026...
Nine to Six, Then Zero: The Ledger Indian Boxing Doesn't Show on the Medal TableOn the wall of the men's hall at the national camp in Patiala there is a...
From 51 to 55 kilos: auditing the door Indian boxing lost for LA28On the night of 30 July 2026 in Paris, Amit Panghal lost his 51kg...
The Shoulder Ledger: How Load, Not Luck, Decides Injury in Indian BoxingHours before the opening round of the Tokyo Olympics in July 2026, I filed a...