Boxing
Four World Titles, Two Classes the Olympics Doesn't Have: The Real Arithmetic of Indian Boxing
The Register Changed, the Result Didn't: Three Years of Indian Boxing's Paper Trail
The 48kg Window: Why India's Most Productive Weight Class Has No Olympic Door
The 57kg Client: The Real Story of Indian Boxing's Transfer Window
The Patiala List and the Railway Payroll: Indian Boxing's Real Scorecard from Paris Zero to Los AngelesOn that afternoon at SAI NIS Patiala, beside ring number two, a 57kg boxer...
Six Boxers, Thirteen Weight Classes, Zero Medals: Indian Boxing's Reckoning Is Measured in KilogramsThe Paris Olympic boxing draw carried thirteen weight classes — seven for men...
Four World Titles, Two Classes the Olympics Doesn't Have: The Real Arithmetic of Indian BoxingIndira Gandhi Indoor Stadium, New Delhi, March 26, 2026. India won four gold...
Boxing's Transfer Window: Weight Classes Move, and the Payroll Decides Who RebuildsBoxing's Transfer Window: Weight Classes Move, and the Payroll Decides Who...
The Register Changed, the Result Didn't: Three Years of Indian Boxing's Paper TrailIn the first week of August 2026, the 71kg quarter-final at the North Paris...
Ten to Seven: The Men's Weight Classes That Vanished, and the Indian Boxers Trapped Inside ThemThe bout sheet for the Elite Men's National Championships at Balewadi's...
Thirteen Categories, One Empty Belt: What the LA28 Ruleset Is Taking From Indian BoxingThird hour of a Tuesday morning at the SAI NIS hall in Patiala. A sparring...
The 48kg Window: Why India's Most Productive Weight Class Has No Olympic DoorUlan-Ude, September 2026. Manju Rani walked out of the ring after the 48kg...
The 48 and 81 Arithmetic: Why India's Boxing Medals and the Olympic Ladder Are Two Different ListsMarch 2026, Indira Gandhi Sports Complex, New Delhi. On the last day of the...
Boxing's Transfer Window Is Settled on Page Three of the Contract, Not in the HeadlineOn page three of a bout agreement there is a sentence nobody tweets: the...
The 57kg Client: The Real Story of Indian Boxing's Transfer Window4 August 2026. North Paris Arena, Ring B. The 71kg quarterfinal, Nishant Dev...
Paris Zero: Six Out of Thirteen, and the Arithmetic That Never Made the Press NoteSix Out of Thirteen The Paris entry list opened on my laptop twice. The first...
Six Boxers, Thirteen Weight Classes, Zero Medals: Indian Boxing's Reckoning Is Measured in KilogramsThe Paris Olympic boxing draw carried thirteen weight classes — seven for men...
Four World Titles, Two Classes the Olympics Doesn't Have: The Real Arithmetic of Indian BoxingIndira Gandhi Indoor Stadium, New Delhi, March 26, 2026. India won four gold...
Boxing's Transfer Window: Weight Classes Move, and the Payroll Decides Who RebuildsBoxing's Transfer Window: Weight Classes Move, and the Payroll Decides Who...
The Register Changed, the Result Didn't: Three Years of Indian Boxing's Paper TrailIn the first week of August 2026, the 71kg quarter-final at the North Paris...
Ten to Seven: The Men's Weight Classes That Vanished, and the Indian Boxers Trapped Inside ThemThe bout sheet for the Elite Men's National Championships at Balewadi's...
Thirteen Categories, One Empty Belt: What the LA28 Ruleset Is Taking From Indian BoxingThird hour of a Tuesday morning at the SAI NIS hall in Patiala. A sparring...
The 48kg Window: Why India's Most Productive Weight Class Has No Olympic DoorUlan-Ude, September 2026. Manju Rani walked out of the ring after the 48kg...
The 48 and 81 Arithmetic: Why India's Boxing Medals and the Olympic Ladder Are Two Different ListsMarch 2026, Indira Gandhi Sports Complex, New Delhi. On the last day of the...
Boxing's Transfer Window Is Settled on Page Three of the Contract, Not in the HeadlineOn page three of a bout agreement there is a sentence nobody tweets: the...
The 57kg Client: The Real Story of Indian Boxing's Transfer Window4 August 2026. North Paris Arena, Ring B. The 71kg quarterfinal, Nishant Dev...
Paris Zero: Six Out of Thirteen, and the Arithmetic That Never Made the Press NoteSix Out of Thirteen The Paris entry list opened on my laptop twice. The first...