Jaismine Lamboria delivered a commanding performance to defeat Northern Ireland’s Michaela Walsh and win the women’s boxing gold medal at the 2026 Commonwealth Games, adding another title to India’s growing medal tally in Glasgow.
The Indian boxer dominated the final with a blend of speed, precision and tactical discipline. From the opening bell, Jaismine controlled the pace of the contest, using sharp footwork and accurate combinations to keep Walsh on the back foot. Her disciplined defence and ability to land clean scoring punches helped her maintain the upper hand throughout the bout, earning a unanimous verdict from the judges.
The gold medal marks a significant milestone in Jaismine’s career, capping years of hard work and perseverance on the international stage. Her victory also underlines India’s impressive performance in boxing at the 2026 Commonwealth Games, with Indian pugilists continuing to deliver medal-winning displays. The triumph further cements Jaismine’s place among the country’s top boxers and provides a major boost ahead of future international competitions.