Tammer Tournament 2026: India Tops Medal Tally with 14 Medals in Finland

India topped the medal tally with 14 medals at the Tammer Tournament 2026 in Tampere, Finland. The Indian boxing team won 4 golds, 2 silvers and 8 bronze medals. Arundhati Chaudhary, Aarti Dhariyal, Ankushita Boro and Pawan Bartwal won gold medals in their respective weight classes. The 14-member boxing team of India got international exposure in this tournament which was played under the World Boxing rules.

Tammer Tournament 2026 Overview

Name of the Tournament: Tammer Tournament 2026
Sport Featured: Boxing
Host City :Tampere
Host Country: Finland
Organized by: Tampere Boxing Association
Founded: 1977
Team Members: 14
Total Medals” 14
Gold: 4
Silver: 2
Bronze: 8
Rank: 1
Rules: World Boxing

India’s Medal Winners at Tammer Tournament 2026

Tammer Tournament 2026: India medal winners list

Gold Medal Winners

Aarti Dhariyal (women’s 54kg) – Gold medal
Ankushita Boro (women’s 65kg) – Gold medal
Arundhati Chaudhary (women’s 70kg) – Gold medal
Pawan Bartwal (men’s 55kg) – Gold medal

Silver Medal Winners

Mohammed Hussamuddin (men’s 60kg) – Silver medal
Jaismine Lamboria (women’s 57kg) – Silver medal

Bronze Medal Winners

Vivek Meena (men’s 65kg) – Bronze medal
Hitesh (men’s 70kg) – Bronze medal
Akshay (men’s 80kg) – Bronze medal
Bobin Chauhan (men’s 90kg) – Bronze medal
Chetan Choudhary (men’s 90+kg) – Bronze medal
Tanu (women’s 51kg) – Bronze medal
Disha Patil (women’s 60kg) – Bronze medal
Imroz Khan (women’s 75kg) – Bronze medal

Important Results of Indian Boxers

Aarti Dhariyal defeated Stephanie Kernachan (Scotland) 5-0 in the Women’s 54kg category.

Arundhati Chaudhary defeated Evelyn Ivie Igharo (Ireland) 3-2 in the Women’s 70kg category.

Ankushita Boro defeated Ella Thompstone (England) 4-1 in the Women’s 65kg category.

Pawan Bartwal won gold in Men’s 55kg.

All About Tammer Tournament

The Tammer Tournament is an annual international tournament organized by Tampere Boxing Association (Finland). This tournament has been held since 1977 to give international exposure to boxers.
This year there were,