Day 4 Results: Asian Youth Games Bahrain 2025 – Boxing Quarterfinals Heat Up
Published on: October 26, 2025
Published on: October 26, 2025
The fourth day of boxing competition at the 3rd Asian Youth Games delivered another thrilling display of skill and spirit at Exhibition World Bahrain, Hall 9, as quarterfinal bouts continued across multiple weight categories for both boys and girls.
Girls’ Quarterfinal Highlights
China’s Wang Jingjing (60kg) opened the evening session with a hard-fought 3–2 split-decision victory over India’s Harsika, while Uzbekistan’s Rushanabonu Isoeva (60kg) advanced in a dominant fashion.
In the 66kg category, Lu Wen-jing (TPE) defeated compatriot Zeng Tianyi (CHN) by unanimous decision, while Ulbosin Djalgasbaeva (UZB) cruised past Thailand’s Nannaphat Mungpingklang with a clean 5–0 win. Kazakhstan’s Ayaulym Ospanova (66kg) impressed with a first-round stoppage over Tajikistan’s Zhasmina Mamaraimova.
China’s Zheng Shan (75kg) continued her country’s winning momentum, edging India’s Shivani Toor 3–2, while India’s Anshika (+80kg) earned a narrow 3–2 victory over Uzbekistan’s Mavjuda Abdusaidova in one of the evening’s most competitive contests.
Earlier in the afternoon session, Mongolia’s Altanzul Altangadas (46kg) overcame Japan’s Matsuri Kamemori, while India’s Khushi Chand (46kg) secured a first-round stoppage over Saudi Arabia’s Wareef Al-Shehri. China’s Luo Jinxiu (46kg) and Chinese Taipei’s Chen Fang-yu (46kg) also advanced with unanimous wins.
In the 50kg category, Uzbekistan’s Nazokat Mardonova, India’s Ahaana Sharmaa, and China’s Cui Xinying each advanced. People’s Republic of Korea’s Ma Jong Hyang also delivered a strong performance to defeat Jordan’s Tala Hussein 5–0.
The 54kg division featured standout performances from Mongolia’s Aminaa Azjargal, Uzbekistan’s Kumriniso Muhammadova, India’s Chandrika Pujari, and Kazakhstan’s Ramina Makhanova, who all secured semifinal spots following decisive wins.
Boys’ Quarterfinal Highlights
In the boys’ 46kg division, the Philippines’ Leo Mhar Lobrido and Uzbekistan’s Abdugani Yorkinjono both advanced with 5–0 victories. Tajikistan’s Damir Nazarov forced a second-round stoppage against Bangladesh’s Md Riyad, while Kazakhstan’s Arman Myrsabit produced a dominant 5–0 points win over India’s Dhruv Kharb.