Phoenix Fight Night Successful in Elevating Indian Boxing Talent

Bengaluru, Sep 25:
The Phoenix Fight Night took place, providing an exceptional platform for 36 boxers to enhance their Boxrec records and advance their careers as professional fighters.

The event featured notable participants, including Asif Asad Khan, Chandni Mehra, Rohit Choudhary, and Ritesh Singh.

Grassroot Boxing, the organizer of the event, is dedicated to developing and nurturing talent from the ground up. Their initiatives focus on training and supporting young and amateur boxers by providing essential resources, coaching, and career advancement opportunities. This grassroots approach aims to cultivate skilled athletes capable of competing at both professional and international levels.

Winners of the Phoenix Fight Night gained the significant opportunity to showcase their skills on an international stage, enhancing their Boxrec records and paving the way for future recognition within the global boxing community. The event aligns with Grassroot Boxing’s mission to elevate Indian professional boxing globally. With a track record of over 41 professional boxing events organized across India, the UAE, Thailand, and Uganda, Grassroot Boxing has successfully nurtured some of India’s top boxers, including Sabari J, Asha Roka, and Lalrinsanga Tlau.

Mujtaba Kamal, the founder of Grassroot Boxing, stated, “We extend our sincere appreciation to Crown Boxing Promotions for their invaluable partnership and support. Together, we remain committed to showcasing the extraordinary talent of Indian boxers and transforming Indian professional boxing into a global phenomenon.”

Boxing Event Winners Announced:

The winners of the recent boxing event have been revealed across various weight categories.

Here’s the list of champions
Vanlalwmpunia – 63.5 kg
Mohammed Shamim – 52.16 kg
Jitendra Yadav – 58.97 kg
Asad Asif – 57.153 kg
Manikandan V – 57.153 kg
Aman Bahadur – 69.853 kg
Rohit Choudhary – 69.853 kg
Sharwan Ranjeet Das – 52.163 kg
Chandni Mehra-55.22 kg
Laldinsanga – 53.523 kg