Indian boxer Priya Ghanghas won the women's 60kg gold medal at the 2026 Commonwealth Games on Saturday [1], [2].
This victory reinforces India's dominance in the boxing ring and contributes to a growing medal count for the national delegation during the 10th day of competition [1], [5].
Ghanghas secured the top podium spot by defeating Marie Bathoul Al-Ahmadieh [3]. The victory was determined by a four-one split decision from the judges [3]. The win marked the fourth boxing gold medal for India at the 2026 Games [2].
Following the match, Ghanghas dedicated her achievement to the nation. She said her family, her coaches, and her mental strength were the primary factors that led to her success [2], [4].
Before the final match, Ghanghas expressed a singular focus on the top prize. "My eyes are only on gold," Ghanghas said after sealing her semifinal berth [6].
After the victory, Ghanghas joked about the rewards awaiting her at home. "I'll finally have some jalebi, ghevar," Ghanghas said [4].
At the time of the win, India's overall medal tally stood at 23 total medals, including five gold [5]. The victory occurred on Day 10 of the Games [1].
“"My eyes are only on gold,"”
The gold medal victory for Ghanghas highlights the continued strength of India's boxing program on the international stage. By securing four boxing golds, India is positioning itself as a powerhouse in combat sports at the 2026 Games, using these specific disciplines to drive its overall medal tally upward.
