Boxing Medal Winners: Our Champions from Veer Savarkar Boxing Club

These photos are not just about trophies. Every medal represents hundreds of hours of morning conditioning, heavy bag rounds, and sparring sessions at our Dadar gym. When I tell my students that the ring reveals the truth, these results are exactly what I mean. If you are serious about competing, the training here is designed to take you from a novice to the state and national level, provided you are ready to do the work.

In this club, we don't believe in shortcuts. You are looking at the result of consistent, old-school boxing training. My fighters at Veer Savarkar Boxing Club compete across all major platforms, including the Maharashtra State Junior Girls Boxing Championships, DSO Boxing Tournaments, and the Youth Women's Nationals in Bhopal.

The Path to Competition

Becoming a champion is a process. We start with fundamental movement, stance, and heavy bag work to build stamina. Once the engine is ready, we move to technical pad work and sparring to improve your fight IQ. We track every student’s progress, whether they are training for a local Mumbai University inter-zone bout or preparing to represent the district at national tournaments.

Why Our Results Matter

It is one thing to train for fitness, but it is another to prepare for a fight. My fighters, like Jagruti Both, Sahil, and Aman Dulgaj, have proven that our focus on basics—footwork, guard, and disciplined combinations—wins bouts. We don't rely on flashy techniques. We rely on the strength of our training. If you are looking to step into the ring and want to be part of a team that pushes each other, this is the place to be. We are a family that fights together, wins together, and learns from every setback.