Asian champions Pooja Rani (75 kg) and Vikas Krishna (69 kg) not only clinched medals as they reached the semi-finals of the Asian Olympic qualifiers but also took a ticket to Tokyo. Fourth seed Pooja first landed in the ring, defeating Thailand's 18-year-old Pornipa Chutei unilaterally 5–0. This 29-year-old boxer from Haryana's Bhiwani became the first Indian boxer to qualify for the Olympics. Pooja will now face the reigning world and Asian champion Li Qian of China.

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Former Asian Games champion Vikas defeated Japanese boxer Sevonrats Okazawa 5–0 with a unanimous decision. Haryanvi boxer Vikas has qualified for the biggest Mahakumbh of sports for the third consecutive time.

Sachin Kumar (81 kg) suffered a 2-3 defeat in the quarterfinal at the struggling Mookabale at the hands of China's Dushing Chen. With this heartbreaking defeat, his hopes of playing the Olympics were shattered.

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Lavlina Borgohain wins: Lavlina Borgohain (69 kg) has qualified for the Tokyo Olympics by defeating Uzbekistan boxer Maftunkhon Meliva 5–0 in the quarter-finals.

Ashish Kumar Wins: Ashish Kumar (75kg) has qualified for the Tokyo Olympics with a 5–0 win over Indonesian boxer Machel Robert Muskita in the quarterfinal match.

Satish Kumar also wins: Indian boxer Satish Kumar also beat Mongolian boxer at the end of the day with a great performance. In the 91kg quarterfinal, Satish secured his place in the semi-finals with a 5–0 win and also won a Tokyo Olympics ticket.

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