Lovlina Borgohain Vs Emma-Sue Greentree Live Updates, Commonwealth Games 2026: Hello!
Welcome back to our live blog coverage of the Commonwealth Games 2026 boxing action. We bring you live updates from the women’s 75kg final clash between India’s Lovlina Borgohain and Australia's Emma-Sue Greentree. Stay tuned for all the action from the bout.
Lovlina Borgohain Vs Emma-Sue Greentree Live Updates, Commonwealth Games 2026: Action Begins!
Lovlina Borgohain walks into the ring for the women's 75kg gold-medal final against Australia's Emma-Sue Greentree. Owing to the draw, Lovlina needed to win just one bout to guarantee herself a medal, entering directly at the semifinal stage before producing a commanding performance to reach the final.
Lovlina Borgohain Vs Emma-Sue Greentree Live Updates, Commonwealth Games 2026: Lovlina loses first round!
It was a closely contested opening round as Emma-Sue Greentree adopted an open stance and looked to trade punches with Lovlina Borgohain. The Indian landed a couple of crisp shots of her own, but Greentree kept pressing forward and found the more effective scoring punches despite leaving herself exposed defensively at times. Lovlina was also issued a warning for an accidental punch to the back of Greentree's head, which didn't help her cause. In the end, the judges favoured the Australian, awarding the opening round 4-1 to Greentree, leaving Lovlina with ground to make up in the remaining rounds.
Lovlina Borgohain Vs Emma-Sue Greentree Live Updates, Commonwealth Games 2026: Lovlina takes Silver!
It was a tense and tactical finish to the women's 75kg final, with both Lovlina Borgohain and Emma-Sue Greentree patiently waiting for openings rather than forcing the action. The closing minute saw Greentree launch a late attack, but Lovlina responded brilliantly, slipping the punches and firing back with a sharp flurry of her own. As the final bell rang, both boxers believed they had done enough, making for an anxious wait. The judges, however, sided with the Australian, awarding Greentree a 4-1 split-decision victory. Lovlina settles for the Commonwealth Games silver medal, ending a hard-fought campaign with another podium finish for India.





















