Indian Boxing Records and Statistics

Vijender Singh holds the record for winning the most professional boxing world titles among Indian boxers, with a total of 12 titles across various weight classes.

Vijender Singh is the only Indian boxer to have won an Olympic medal in boxing, securing a bronze medal in the middleweight category at the 2008 Beijing Olympics.

Mary Kom holds the record for winning the most medals at the Commonwealth Games among Indian boxers, with a total of five medals, including four golds and one silver.

Dingko Singh became the first Indian boxer to win a gold medal at the Asian Games in 1998, achieving this feat in the bantamweight category.

Mary Kom is the most successful Indian boxer at the World Championships, having won a total of eight medals, including six golds and two bronzes.

Deepak Behera holds the WBO Asia Pacific Super Middleweight title as of [current year].

Suranjoy Singh holds the record for winning the most national boxing championships among Indian boxers, with a total of 10 titles.

Akash Kumar became the youngest Indian boxer to win a national boxing championship at the age of 17 in 2017.

Shiva Thapa holds the record for winning the most medals at the Asian Championships among Indian boxers, with a total of six medals, including two golds, two silvers, and two bronzes.

Nikhat Zareen became the first Indian boxer to win a medal at the Youth Olympic Games, securing a silver medal in the flyweight category in 2018.

L. Sarita Devi holds the record for winning the most medals at the South Asian Games among Indian boxers, with a total of four gold medals.

Manish Kaushik holds the WBC Asia Super Featherweight title as of [current year].

Shiva Thapa holds the record for winning the most medals at the World Cup among Indian boxers, with a total of three medals, including one gold and two bronzes.

Nikhat Zareen became the first Indian boxer to win a gold medal at the Commonwealth Youth Games in 2015.

Shiva Thapa holds the record for winning the most medals at the Asian Youth Championships among Indian boxers, with a total of four medals, including two golds and two bronzes.