Indian Boxing Hall of Fame

The Indian Boxing Hall of Fame was established in 2001 to recognize and honor the contributions of Indian boxers to the sport.

Hawa Singh, a legendary Indian boxer who won a gold medal at the 1966 Asian Games, was the first boxer to be inducted into the Indian Boxing Hall of Fame.

Shiva Thapa, a talented Indian boxer who won a gold medal at the 2015 Asian Championships, is the youngest inductee into the Indian Boxing Hall of Fame.

As of 2023, a total of 20 boxers have been inducted into the Indian Boxing Hall of Fame.

Mary Kom, a six-time world champion and Olympic bronze medalist, has won the most medals at the Olympics among the inductees of the Indian Boxing Hall of Fame.

Akash Kumar is the only Indian boxer to have won a gold medal at the Commonwealth Games.

Suranjoy Singh, a two-time Asian Games gold medalist, has won the most medals at the Asian Games among the inductees of the Indian Boxing Hall of Fame.

Vikas Krishan Yadav is the only Indian boxer to have won a medal at the World Championships in two different weight categories.

Shiva Thapa, a three-time Asian Championships gold medalist, has won the most medals at the Asian Championships among the inductees of the Indian Boxing Hall of Fame.

Shiva Thapa is the only Indian boxer to have won a medal at the Youth Olympic Games.

Shiva Thapa, a nine-time National Championships gold medalist, has won the most medals at the National Championships among the inductees of the Indian Boxing Hall of Fame.

Amit Panghal is the only Indian boxer to have won a medal at the World University Games.

Shiva Thapa, a four-time Commonwealth Championships gold medalist, has won the most medals at the Commonwealth Championships among the inductees of the Indian Boxing Hall of Fame.

Amit Panghal is the only Indian boxer to have won a medal at the AIBA World Boxing Championships.

Shiva Thapa, a four-time South Asian Games gold medalist, has won the most medals at the South Asian Games among the inductees of the Indian Boxing Hall of Fame.