The selection trials for the Commonwealth Games and Asian Games showcased impressive performances from Indian boxers, with notable victories securing their spots in the upcoming events. Olympic bronze medallist Lovlina Borgohain dominated the 75kg final, winning 5-0 against Sanamacha Chanu. Sakshi Chaudhary also shone brightly, defeating reigning world champion Minakshi Hooda 5-0 to claim the 51kg category. In a tense bout, Parveen Hooda edged out her opponent in the 65kg final with a narrow 3-2 split decision. Narender Berwal, who previously medaled at the Asian Games, won the +90kg final, further solidifying his status. The trials were marked by significant weight category adjustments, as many boxers adapted to new divisions. The Boxing Federation of India's shift back to a trial-based selection system was a notable backdrop to these trials, following the suspension of its controversial assessment-based policy. Other boxers securing their spots included Aditya Pratap Singh (65kg, CWG only), Sumit Kundu (70kg), and Ankush (80kg). The Commonwealth Games will take place in Glasgow from July to August, while the Asian Games are scheduled for September to October in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan.