Jadumani Singh

Boxer, Indian Army personnel

Indian Iroishemba, Imphal, Manipur, India

Quick Info

ProfessionBoxer, Indian Army personnel
NationalityIndian
Date of Birth05/05/2004
Age22 years
BirthplaceIroishemba, Imphal, Manipur, India

Latest News about Jadumani Singh

24/07/2026

Jadumani Singh Mandengbam opened his 2026 Commonwealth Games campaign with a 5-0 unanimous win over Scotland’s Aaron Cullen in the men’s 55kg Round of 32. The victory advanced him to the Round of 16 and came after he had already earned selection for Glasgow through national trials and a silver-medal finish at the World Boxing Cup Finals.

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Bio/Wiki

Full NameJadumani Singh Mandengbam
Famous forEntering finals of 55 kg boxing in 2026 Commonwealth Games

Physical Stats & More

Height5' 4" (163 cm)
Weight55 Kg (110 lbs)
Body Measurements
Chest38 Inches
Waist32 Inches
Biceps12 Inches
Eye ColourBlack
Hair ColourBlack
Boxing Weight class
  • 50 kg
  • 55 kg
Domestic/State TeamIndian Army
Coach/MentorLeishangthem Chinglen

Personal Life

Food HabitNon-vegetarian

Relationships & More

Marital StatusUnmarried

Family

Parents
FatherAsha Singh Mandengbam
SiblingsYaibikh
Other Relatives
GrandfatherMandengbam Ibobi
GrandmotherMandengbam Angoubi
Paternal Uncle(s)
  • Mandengbam Sunil Singh
  • Mandengbam Naoba
  • Mandengbam Sanatomba
  • Ronen Mandengbam
  • Mandengbam Milan Singh
Aunt(s)
  • Mandengbam Indira Devi (Sunil's wife)
  • Mandengbam Sunibala (Naoba's wife)
  • Mandengbam Kalpana (Sanatomba's wife)
  • Laikhuram Ranjeta Devi (Ronen's wife)
  • Mandengbam Abem Devi (Milan's wife)
Cousin(s)
  • Prabin Mandengbam (Sunil's son)
  • Mandengbam Babita Devi (Milan's daughter)
  • Ningthemba Mandengbam (Milan's son)
  • Mandengbam Robinson Singh (Milan's son)

Career

Notable Achievements
  • Reached quarterfinal of the World Championships in Liverpool, September 2025
  • Competed in the 50kg category at the World Boxing Cup Finals, November 2025
  • Crowned national champion in the 55kg category, January 2026
  • Competed in Commonwealth Games 2026, reaching quarterfinals
  • Won national trials for the 2026 Commonwealth Games and secured a place in India's squad for Glasgow
  • Won a silver medal at the World Boxing Cup Finals
  • Reached the semi-finals of the World Boxing Cup in Brazil in 2025
  • Reached the quarter-finals at the Asian U-22 & Youth Championships in Kazakhstan in 2024
  • Won his opening two bouts at the 2026 Commonwealth Games with 5-0 unanimous decisions

Some Lesser Known Facts

1. Comes from Iroishemba village near Imphal in Manipur
2. Football was his first love before boxing
3. His uncle Milan Singh introduced him to boxing
4. Received financial encouragement from boxing icons Mary Kom and Sarita Devi
5. Family supported his boxing career amidst surrounding unrest in Manipur
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