Delgado advanced through the competition with a series of decisive victories in earlier rounds, establishing herself as one of Canada’s top light-welterweight contenders in the tournament. The final presented a challenging test, with Pawar delivering consistent pressure and Delgado countering with precise counterpunching and movement.
Judges ultimately awarded the win to Pawar by unanimous decision, sealing Delgado’s silver medal and marking a significant podium finish for Canada in women’s boxing at these Games. The result adds to Canada’s overall medal tally and highlights Delgado’s continued emergence on the international stage.
The Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games have featured a broad slate of events across multiple sports, drawing competitors from member nations across the Commonwealth. Delgado’s performance in the 54kg category contributes to Canada’s momentum in boxing, following previous rounds where Canadian boxers secured wins and medals in various weight classes.
Delgado, who took part in the final on Saturday, remains a prominent figure in Canadian women’s boxing. Her silver medal complements the national team’s results in the boxing events and underscores the depth of talent within Canada’s boxing program.
The Commonwealth Games continue to unfold across Glasgow, with athletes from dozens of nations competing for medals in dozens of events. Canada’s team will look to capitalize on the momentum from Delgado’s podium finish as events progress in the coming days. Further updates on the boxing team and other Canadian performances are expected as organizers release results from additional sessions.
