India’s Olympic bronze medallist Lovlina Borgohain, twice an Asian Championships bronze medallist is guaranteed at least a silver after moving up a division from her Olympic campaign in Tokyo.

The judges gave her a unanimous points victory over South Korea’s Suyeon Seong by a unanimous 5-0 decision in the women’s middleweight semi-final.

In the final she will fight 2021 silver medalist Ed Ruzmetova Sokhiba of Uzbekistan who won by a split decision against the Philippines fighter Hergie Bacyadan.

Minakshi was another Indian who sealed her final place with a unanimous decision in the flyweight category against Batsaikhan Altantseg of Mongolia.

She is set to face Japan’s Rinka Kinoshita who also attracted the verdict of all the judges in overcoming Kazakhstan’s Zhazira Urakbayeva.

In the heavyweights India’s Alfiya Pathan also reached the final, beating 2016 world champion Lazzat Kungeibayeva of Kazakhstan by unanimous decision.

In the light-heavyweight category, India’s Saweety Bora, a world silver medallist in 2014, ended the hopes of Jordan’s Lina Jaber with a second-round stoppage.

In the other light-heavyweight semi-final, Kazakhstan's Gulsaya Yerzhan stopped Thi Huong Nguyen of Vietnam.

Parveen gave the Indians further cause for celebration in the light-welterweight category with a unanimous victory over Mongolia’s Uranbileg Shinetsetseg to set up yet another final against a Japanese opponent. 

She will meet Mai Kito, who was another unanimous points victor against Jeong Haedeun of South Korea.

Japanese student Hikaru Kato made her name at home with victory in the All Japan Championships last year at minimum weight.

Kato went through to the final with a split decision over Bak Chorong of South Korea.

Her opponent in the final will be Kazakhstan’s Alua Balkibekova, a world silver medallist in Istanbul earlier in the year, who went through to the final with a unanimous points verdict over Uzbekistan's Fozila Farzona.

In the light-flyweight category Japan’s Namiki Tsukimi outpointed Kazakhstan’s Nazym Kyzaibay 4-1 on the judges scorecards to earn a gold medal bout against Thi Tam Nguyen of Vietnam. 

She beat Doyeon Kong of South Korea 5-0.

In the featherweights, Japan’s Irie Sena received a unanimous verdict to beat India’s Preeti.

Kazakhstan’s Karina Ibragimova awaits in the final after a similarly convincing display against Nesthy Petecio of the Philippines.

Competition is scheduled to resume tomorrow with the men’s semi-finals.