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CWG 2026 / India’s Jadumani Singh Beats Aaron Cullen with Dominant 5-0, Advances to Round of 16

Aishwariya Dhal
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India’s Jadumani Singh Beats Aaron Cullen with Dominant 5-0, Advances to Round of 16
CWG 2026 | India’s Jadumani Singh Beats Aaron Cullen with Dominant 5-0, Advances to Round of 16

Key Points

  • India’s Jadumani Singh Mandengbam began his Commonwealth Games 2026 boxing campaign with a dominant 5-0 win over Scotland’s Aaron Cullen in the men’s 55kg Round of 32.
  • All five judges awarded Jadumani every round with identical 30-27 scorecards, helping him advance to the Round of 16. He will face Pakistan’s Rehman on July 26.
Glasgow, July 25: India’s Jadumani Singh Mandengbam made an emphatic start to his campaign in the Commonwealth Games 2026 boxing competition, outclassing Scotland’s Aaron Cullen by a unanimous 5-0 decision in the men’s 55kg Round of 32 in Glasgow on Friday.

The Indian boxer was in complete control throughout the contest, with all five judges awarding him every round. Jadumani secured identical 30-27 scorelines from each judge, underlining his dominance from the opening bell to the final round.

Competing in front of the home crowd at the SEC Hall in Glasgow, Cullen struggled to match Jadumani’s pace, accuracy and ring control as the Indian dictated the bout with disciplined attacking and solid defence.

With the convincing victory, Jadumani advanced to the Round of 16, where he is scheduled to face Pakistan’s Rehman on July 26 for a place in the quarterfinals.

The comprehensive win gives India a strong start in the boxing competition as the contingent looks to add to its medal tally at the Glasgow Commonwealth Games.

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Earlier, Olympic bronze medallist Lovlina Borgohain assured India its first medal from the boxing rings without donning the gloves as she got a bye in the first round and directly made it into the semifinals. Both semifinalists in the Commonwealth Games get bronze medals. Lovlina will be hoping to improve its colour on Friday.


(IANS)
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