Boxing
The Shoulder That Fails From Load, Not the Punch: A 1,140-Bout Injury Ledger of Indian BoxingThere is a jab in the Ulan-Ude tape I have watched at least forty times. A...
Patiala's Weigh-In Room: Indian Boxing's Unaudited 72 Hours After ParisThe Empty Column In the first week of August 2026, India's last boxer walked...
The Kilos Changed, the Medals Didn't Convert: Inside Indian Boxing's Unaudited SeasonTwo folders sit side by side on my disk. The first is called "Paris-2026". It...
Weight-Class Roulette, Chapter Two: Counting Indian Boxing Before LA28At the North Paris Arena, after Nishant Dev's quarterfinal ended, I did what ...
The 3-2 Verdict and the 54-to-57kg Move: Indian Boxing's Real Transfer Window4 August 2026, North Paris Arena. The scoreboard outside the ring read 3-2 an...
Indian Boxing's Real Transfer Window: The Weight-Class List That Never Got PublishedIn March 2026, the IOC Session at Costa Navarino voted boxing into the Los...
The Kilogram Window: Indian Boxing's Real Transfer Market Runs on Payroll SlipsThe 7 a.m. Weigh-In On day one of the selection trials, the boxers in the que...
The Wall at 51 Kilograms: The Patch Note That Never Reached the BoxersOn the wall of the NSNIS hall in Patiala, directly above the weighing scale,...
Six Quotas, Zero Medals: The Paris Ledger Indian Boxing Never ReconciledThe arithmetic breaks in the third column. India's entry for the Paris Olympi...
Nine to Six: India's Paris Boxing Post-Mortem Was Written in the Quota Ledger, Not in the RingOn the night of 3 August 2026, a scorecard went up outside Ring One at the...
LA28's 6+6 Formula and Indian Boxing: The Weight Class Where Paris Was Lost May Not SurviveNishant Dev lost the 71kg quarterfinal at Paris to Mexico's Marco Verde, 1-4,...
The Kilogram Ledger: LA28's Weight-Class Redraw Is Indian Boxing's Real Transfer WindowTwo world titles, one weight. Nikhat Zareen won gold at 50 kilograms in...
Patiala's Weigh-In Room: Indian Boxing's Unaudited 72 Hours After ParisThe Empty Column In the first week of August 2026, India's last boxer walked...
The Kilos Changed, the Medals Didn't Convert: Inside Indian Boxing's Unaudited SeasonTwo folders sit side by side on my disk. The first is called "Paris-2026". It...
Weight-Class Roulette, Chapter Two: Counting Indian Boxing Before LA28At the North Paris Arena, after Nishant Dev's quarterfinal ended, I did what ...
The 3-2 Verdict and the 54-to-57kg Move: Indian Boxing's Real Transfer Window4 August 2026, North Paris Arena. The scoreboard outside the ring read 3-2 an...
Indian Boxing's Real Transfer Window: The Weight-Class List That Never Got PublishedIn March 2026, the IOC Session at Costa Navarino voted boxing into the Los...
The Kilogram Window: Indian Boxing's Real Transfer Market Runs on Payroll SlipsThe 7 a.m. Weigh-In On day one of the selection trials, the boxers in the que...
The Wall at 51 Kilograms: The Patch Note That Never Reached the BoxersOn the wall of the NSNIS hall in Patiala, directly above the weighing scale,...
Six Quotas, Zero Medals: The Paris Ledger Indian Boxing Never ReconciledThe arithmetic breaks in the third column. India's entry for the Paris Olympi...
Nine to Six: India's Paris Boxing Post-Mortem Was Written in the Quota Ledger, Not in the RingOn the night of 3 August 2026, a scorecard went up outside Ring One at the...
LA28's 6+6 Formula and Indian Boxing: The Weight Class Where Paris Was Lost May Not SurviveNishant Dev lost the 71kg quarterfinal at Paris to Mexico's Marco Verde, 1-4,...
The Kilogram Ledger: LA28's Weight-Class Redraw Is Indian Boxing's Real Transfer WindowTwo world titles, one weight. Nikhat Zareen won gold at 50 kilograms in...
