British boxers secured three silver medals at the European Boxing Championships but were unable to claim any gold. In the women's light-middleweight category, Chantelle Reid, a Commonwealth Games silver medalist, lost 5-0 to Turkey's Busenaz Surmeneli in the final. Meanwhile, Abdul Burton, a 20-year-old boxer, also fell short, losing 5-0 to Russia's Viacheslav Rogozin in the men's super-bantamweight division. Both athletes expressed disappointment but praised their performances. In the men's super-heavyweight category, 21-year-old Damar Thomas, a Commonwealth gold medalist, narrowly lost 3-2 to Russia's David Surov in a closely contested final. Thomas's defeat was particularly notable given his previous success on the international stage. Despite the losses, Thomas and his teammates acknowledged the hard work and progress made during the competition. Britain sent 15 boxers to the European Championships and managed to secure five medals in total. In addition to the three silvers, Callum Makin and Dimeji Shittu earned bronze medals on Thursday. The event saw strong performances from multiple nations, with Irish boxer Lisa O'Rourke claiming gold in the women's 80kg final. Overall, the British team showed resilience and competitive spirit, even without securing the top prize.