Olympic medallist Mary Kom and heralded coach Billy Walsh are among the chairs and and vice-chairs appointed to lead the seven International Boxing Association (AIBA) Committees.

The final Olympic boxing qualifier for Tokyo 2020 - a global event which had been due to take place in Paris in June - has been scrapped.

India's six-time world champion boxer Mary Kom has joined the national training camp as part of her preparations for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games.

Six-time world champion Mary Kom secured a place on India's boxing team for next year's Olympic qualification tournament with a comfortable victory over rival Nikhat Zareen in an eagerly-anticipated trial bout.

Six-time world champion Mary Kom will face Nikhat Zareen in a trial bout to decide India's flyweight representative in the women's event at the Asian boxing qualifier for next year's Olympic Games in Tokyo.

Mary Kom is at the centre of a row over India's selection for the Asian Olympic boxing qualifier for Tokyo 2020, after Nikhat Zareen demanded a trial bout against the six-time world champion.

Six-time world champion Mary Kom of India has criticised the result of her semi-final bout here at the International Boxing Association (AIBA) Women's World Championships.

Mary Kom of India started her campaign for a seventh International Boxing Association (AIBA) Women's World Championships title with a unanimous victory against Jutamas Jitpong of Thailand here.

India's Mary Kom won the women's light flyweight final to become the first female boxer to claim six gold medals at the International Boxing Association (AIBA) Women's Boxing World Championships in New Delhi.

Five-time world champion Mary Kom has opted out of India’s boxing team for the 2018 Asian Games in Jakarta and Palembang.

An ordinance has been approved by India’s Union Cabinet to set-up the country’s first national sports university in Manipur.

Five-time world champion MC Mary Kom became the first Indian female boxer to win a gold medal at a Commonwealth Games after marking her debut with victory in the women’s 45 kilograms to 48kg final here today.

India's Mary Kom claimed her fifth Asian Women's Boxing Championships title after a recording a dominant win over North Korea’s Kim Hyang Mi in Ho Chi Minh City.

India's Mary Kom is through to the light flyweight finals of the Asian Women's Boxing Championships after defeating Japan's Tsubasa Komura in Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam by a unanimous decision on the five judges' cards in the 48 kilogram division, leaving her to meet North Korea's Kim Hyang Mi in the final, after the latter eliminated Mongolia's Jargalan Ochirbat.