Ruby White seeks revenge after Commonwealth final loss to Chaudhary
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Last updated Aug 11, 2026

Ruby White, the 19-year-old boxer from Great Britain, expressed a desire for revenge against Sakshi Chaudhary after losing the women's 51kg final at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. White suffered a 5-0 defeat in her first major tournament, despite a record of 71 unbeaten fights prior to the final. Reflecting on her experience, she recognized the pressure of her first multi-sport event but remains optimistic about her future. White is targeting gold at the 2028 Olympics and is encouraged by support from Olympic champion Nicola Adams, who praised her performance.
- •White lost 5-0 to Chaudhary in the Commonwealth final.
- •She aimed for gold at the 2028 Olympics after winning silver.
- •White reported feeling underprepared for her first senior tournament.
- •Olympic champion Nicola Adams provided encouragement to White.
- •White's boxing career began with her joining the GB Boxing academy in May.
"Teenage sensation Ruby White only joined the Great Britain Boxing academy in May - by August, she had taken the Commonwealth Games by storm.
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