Three England boxers advance to finals at Commonwealth Games
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 31, 2026, 1:10 PM
Last updated Jul 31, 2026
Sacha Hickey, Patris Mughalzai, and Dimeji Shittu secured spots in the boxing finals at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow following victories in the morning session of Friday's semi-finals. Hickey won 5-0 against Australia's Eve Bryson and will face Kaci Rock from Northern Ireland. Mughalzai triumphed 4-1 over Zambia's Emmanuel Katema and will compete against Jacob Cassar of Australia for gold. Shittu claimed a 5-0 victory over Australia's Paul Trainor and will meet India's Ankush Ankush in his final bout. England's Lauren Mackie finished with a bronze medal after losing her semi-final to Canada's Scarlett Delgado.
- •Hickey defeats Eve Bryson 5-0 in women's 65kg semi-final.
- •Mughalzai wins 4-1 against Emmanuel Katema in men's 65kg.
- •Shittu secures a 5-0 win over Paul Trainor.
- •Mackie earns bronze in women's 54kg after a semi-final loss.
- •Finals will take place on Saturday.
- 1:10 PMYahoo Sports — Three England boxers into Saturday's finals
"England boxers Sacha Hickey, Patris Mughalzai and Dimeji Shittu reach Commonwealth Games finals after wins in the morning session of Friday's sem-finals.
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