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Anant Pratap Singh (boxer)

Anant Pratap Singh

Anant Pratap Singh is an Indian amateur boxer who has competed in domestic and age-group national boxing championships organised under the aegis of the Boxing Federation of India (BFI). He is associated with the lighter weight categories in men's amateur boxing.

Key facts

Full name Anant Pratap Singh
Sport Boxing (amateur)
Country India
Stance Orthodox
Governing body Boxing Federation of India

Background

Amateur boxing in India is structured around state associations affiliated to the Boxing Federation of India, which conducts national championships across sub-junior, junior, youth, and senior categories. Boxers progress through district and state-level selection trials before representing their state at national tournaments, and the best performers are considered for national camps held at facilities such as the National Institute of Sports (NIS), Patiala, and the Sports Authority of India (SAI) centres.

Career

Anant Pratap Singh has taken part in age-group national boxing championships in India, competing in bouts conducted under the three-round amateur format used by the BFI and the International Boxing Association (IBA). His participation falls within the structured pathway used to identify boxers for national camps and international assignments such as the Asian Youth Championships, Commonwealth Youth Games, and youth-level world championships.

Significance

Boxers competing at the national level in India contribute to the country's depth in Olympic-style boxing, a sport in which India has produced internationally recognised pugilists including Vijender Singh, Mary Kom, Vikas Krishan, and Lovlina Borgohain. Performance in domestic championships is the primary route for selection into the Indian national boxing squad.

References

  • Boxing Federation of India — official tournament records and championship results.
  • Sports Authority of India — national camp and training programme information.