Jaismine Lamboria etched her name into history by clinching the women's featherweight (57kg) title at the 2025 World Championships in Liverpool. She defeated Paris Olympics silver medallist Julia Szeremeta of Poland 4-1 in the final. (Credit: Instagram/boxer_jaismine)
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With the victory, Jaismine became the ninth Indian boxer to be crowned world champion. She joined an illustrious list featuring six-time winner Mary Kom (2002, 2005, 2006, 2008, 2010 and 2018), two-time winner Nikhat Zareen (2022 and 2023), Sarita Devi (2006), Jenny RL (2006), Lekha KC (2006), Nitu Ghanghas (2023), Lovlina Borgohain (2023) and Saweety Boora (2023). (Credit: Instagram/boxer_jaismine)
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This was Jaismine's third World Championships appearance and she surely made it a memorable one - both for her and the country. (Credit: Instagram/boxer_jaismine)
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Her other top achievements include Gold medal at World Boxing Cup in Astana earlier this year 2025. She has also secured a bronze medal at the 2022 Commonwealth Games (60 kg), and took part at the Paris Olympics. (Credit: Instagram/boxer_jaismine)
She made her senior debut at the 2021 Boxam International tournament, where she won a silver medal and followed it with a bronze medal at the Asian Championships in the 57kg division the same year. At the national level, Jaismine has won a gold at the All India Inter-University Championships. (Credit: Instagram/boxer_jaismine)
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She currently trains under the Indian Army’s Mission Olympics program. (Credit: Instagram/boxer_jaismine)
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Jaismine comes from Bhiwani, Haryana, a town known for producing boxing legends. Inspired by her uncles, both international boxers, she picked up the gloves in the 10th standard and has never looked back. (Credit: Instagram/boxer_jaismine)
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She also made history as the first female boxer recruited into the Indian Army as a havildar in the Corps of Military Police. (Credit: Instagram/boxer_jaismine)
