Lovlina Borgohain Vs Tarona Taafaki 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 semifinal clash between India’s Lovlina Borgohain and Tuvalu’s Tarona Taafaki. Stay tuned for all the action from the bout.
Lovlina Borgohain Vs Tarona Taafaki Live Updates, Commonwealth Games 2026: Lovlina Takes first round!
A confident start from Lovlina Borgohain! The Indian, boxing in the red corner, began cautiously alongside Tuvalu's Tarona Taafaki as both fighters took time to size each other up. The tempo gradually picked up, with Lovlina landing the cleaner and more powerful punches, including a solid right hand that stood out in the round. Taafaki tried to finish strongly, but it wasn't enough to trouble the judges. All five judges awarded the opening round to Lovlina, putting the Indian firmly in control of the semifinal.
Lovlina Borgohain Vs Tarona Taafaki Live Updates, Commonwealth Games 2026: Second round to Lovlina!
Lovlina Borgohain is one round away from the final! The Olympic bronze medallist continued to dictate proceedings in Round 2, showcasing her class with sharp movement, clean combinations and complete control. Tarona Taafaki searched for openings but struggled to find her range against the vastly more experienced Indian. There was a clear difference in quality, and Lovlina never looked under pressure. All five judges once again scored the round in her favour, giving the Indian a commanding 5-0 advantage heading into the final round.
Lovlina Borgohain Vs Tarona Taafaki Live Updates, Commonwealth Games 2026: Indian Star through to the final
Lovlina Borgohain is through to the Commonwealth Games 2026 final! The Indian star closed out the semifinal with complete authority, staying compact in defence while calmly evading most of Tarona Taafaki's desperate attacks. Knowing she held a comfortable lead, Lovlina never allowed her opponent to build any momentum and controlled the contest until the final bell. The judges confirmed what looked inevitable, awarding a unanimous decision to the Olympic bronze medallist. Lovlina will now return tomorrow to face Australia's Emma-Sue Greentree in the women's 75kg gold-medal bout.




















