Boxing at the 2026 Commonwealth Games

Boxing at the 2026 Commonwealth Games
Boxing pictogram
Venue	SEC Centre
Dates	24 July – 1 August 2026
Competitors	201 from 43 nations

Boxing at the 2026 Commonwealth Games was the 23rd appearance of the Boxing at the Commonwealth Games. The boxing competition at the 2026 Commonwealth Games was held in Glasgow, Scotland, at the SEC Centre. It is one of the founding sports, having featured in every edition of the Games since the inaugural 1930 edition; the boxing competition took place within Scotland for the fourth time, with 14 medal events. Two fewer than four years earlier. However, the number of categories for men and women was equalized to seven for each gender.

The competition took place between 24 July and 1 August 2026, spread across fourteen events. India topped the medal table with 10 including a record seven golds. England also won 10 medals which was the country's highest tally since 1986. Australia won its first Commonwealth Games gold medal since 2018 when Jye Dixon claimed the men's 55 kg, followed later the same day by Emma-Sue Greentree taking the women's 75 kg gold. The only other nation to win a gold medal was Northern Ireland through Jon McConnell in the men's 70 kg. Tarona Taafaki made history by winning the first Commonwealth Games medal in any sport for Tuvalu by taking a bronze in the women's 75 kg despite losing her only bout having been given a bye into the semi-finals. Following the conclusion of the Games it was reported that four members of the Ugandan squad and one boxer from Pakistan had failed to return home and were being sought by Police Scotland.

Schedule

Preliminary bouts (round of 32 and round of 16 matches) commenced on Friday 24 July, continuing until Monday 27 July. Quarter-finals was held over Tuesday 28 and Wednesday 29 July, semi-finals on Friday 31 and the gold medal bouts on Saturday 1 August.

The competition schedule was as follows:

P

Preliminary matches

¼

Quarter-finals

½

Semi-finals

F

Final

Date Event	Fri 24		Sat 25		Sun 26		Mon 27			Tue 28		Wed 29			Fri 31			Sat 1
Session →	M	E	M	E	M	E	M	E		M	E	M	E		M	E		M	E
Men's 55 kg	P				P					¼					½			F
Men's 60 kg			P				P					¼				½			F
Men's 65 kg	P				P					¼					½			F
Men's 70 kg	P						P					¼			½			F
Men's 80 kg			P				P					¼			½				F
Men's 90 kg						P				¼					½			F
Men's +90 kg												¼				½			F
Women's 51 kg							P					¼				½			F
Women's 54 kg	P				P					¼					½			F
Women's 57 kg						P						¼			½			F
Women's 60 kg		P								¼						½			F
Women's 65 kg										¼					½			F
Women's 70 kg												¼			½				F
Women's 75 kg											¼					½			F

Venue

The boxing competition was held at the SEC Centre in Glasgow.

Medal summary

Medal table

  *   Host nation (Scotland)

Rank	CGA	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	India	7	3	0	10
2	England	4	3	3	10
3	Australia	2	1	3	6
4	Northern Ireland	1	2	3	6
5	Canada	0	2	2	4
	Wales	0	2	2	4
7	Namibia	0	1	2	3
8	Scotland*	0	0	3	3
9	Lesotho	0	0	2	2
	Zambia	0	0	2	2
11	Fiji	0	0	1	1
	Ghana	0	0	1	1
	Mauritius	0	0	1	1
	Pakistan	0	0	1	1
	Trinidad and Tobago	0	0	1	1
	Tuvalu	0	0	1	1
Totals (16 entries)		14	14	28	56

Men

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
55 kg	Jye Dixon  Australia	Jadumani Singh  India	Amadu Mohammed  Ghana
			Philip Haoseb  Namibia
60 kg	Sachin Siwach  India	Tryagain Ndevelo  Namibia	Owain Harris-Allan  Wales
			Jude Gallagher  Northern Ireland
65 kg	Patris Mughalzai  England	Jacob Cassar  Australia	Pooana Khoahli  Lesotho
			Emmanuel Katema  Zambia
70 kg	Jon McConnell  Northern Ireland	Orlando Holley-Sotomi  Wales	Merven Clair  Mauritius
			Sonny Kerr  Scotland
80 kg	Ankush Panghal  India	Dimeji Shittu  England	Joshua Ofori  Canada
			Paul Trainor  Australia
90 kg	Isaac Okoh  England	Connor Williams  Wales	Garyn McAllister  Northern Ireland
			Robert McNulty  Scotland
+90 kg	Damar Thomas  England	Narender Berwal  India	Willie John McCartan  Northern Ireland
			Nigel Paul  Trinidad and Tobago

Women

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
51 kg	Sakshi Chaudhary  India	Ruby White  England	Amber-Jane Wall  Canada
			Mischa Aeres  Namibia
54 kg	Preeti Pawar  India	Scarlett Delgado  Canada	Lauren Mackie  England
			Catherine Mwape  Zambia
57 kg	Jaismine Lamboria  India	Michaela Walsh  Northern Ireland	Jasmine Daunakamakama  Fiji
			Rapelang Maselele  Lesotho
60 kg	Priya Ghanghas  India	Marie Al-Ahmadieh  Canada	Fatima Zahra  Pakistan
			Lucy Kings-Wheatley  England
65 kg	Sacha Hickey  England	Kaci Rock  Northern Ireland	Caitlin Rainey  Scotland
			Eve Bryson  Australia
70 kg	Arundhati Choudhary  India	Chantelle Reid  England	Rosie Eccles  Wales
			Lekeisha Pergoliti  Australia
75 kg	Emma-Sue Greentree  Australia	Lovlina Borgohain  India	Mary Kate Smith  England
			Tarona Taafaki  Tuvalu

Participating nations

There were 43 participating Commonwealth Games Associations (CGAs) in boxing with a total of 201 athletes (131 men and 70 women). The number of athletes a nation entered is in parentheses beside the name of the country.

Gabon, Guyana and Mozambique entered boxers who were withdrawn on the eve of the games due to not completing mandatory gender testing in time or had visa issues. A boxer from Nauru was also disqualified.

•  Antigua and Barbuda (2)
•  Australia (8)
•  Bahamas (2)
•  Bangladesh (3)
•  Botswana (3)
•  Canada (6)
•  England (14)
•  Fiji (5)
•  Guernsey (2)
•  Ghana (10)
•  Gibraltar (1)
•  India (14)
•  Jamaica (1)
•  Kenya (4)
•  Kiribati (2)
•  Lesotho (6)
•  Malawi (3)
•  Mauritius (5)
•  Namibia (5)
•  Nigeria (6)
•  Northern Ireland (12)
•  Niue (5)
•  Nauru (2)
•  New Zealand (6)
•  Pakistan (5)
•  Papua New Guinea (5)
•  South Africa (4)
•  Samoa (4)
•  Scotland (11)
•  Seychelles (3)
•  Sierra Leone (1)
•  Solomon Islands (4)
•  Sri Lanka (6)
•  Eswatini (2)
•  Tanzania (3)
•  Tonga (1)
•  Togo (2)
•  Trinidad and Tobago (3)
•  Tuvalu (2)
•  Uganda (6)
•  Vanuatu (1)
•  Wales (7)
•  Zambia (4)

External links

• Official website: 2026 Commonwealth Games – Boxing