Indian boxer Sachin is determined to win the gold medal at the Commonwealth Games 2026 in Glasgow after securing a spot in the men’s 60kg quarterfinals. Sachin’s strategic victory over England’s William Hewitt in the Round of 16 has kept India’s medal hopes alive in the competition.
Reflecting on his performance, Sachin acknowledged the tough nature of the bout but felt confident in his control throughout the match. He highlighted the crucial role played by his corner in boosting his morale as the fight progressed.
Despite reaching the quarterfinals, Sachin remains steadfast in his goal of winning the gold medal. He emphasized that his initial aim was always to secure the top prize and is now focused on achieving that objective.
Sachin attributed his success to meticulous planning and detailed preparations ahead of the Games. He mentioned that his training extensively involved studying potential opponents and devising specific strategies for each matchup.
Displaying impressive ring craft against Hewitt, Sachin combined precise punching with disciplined tactics to dominate the fight over three rounds. Despite a minor deduction, he secured a well-deserved victory and now eyes a Commonwealth Games medal with another win in the quarterfinals.
