Vijender, a bronze medallist at the 2008 Beijing Olympics, was comprehensively beaten 3-0 by England's Antony Fowler in men's middleweight 75kg bout at the SSE Hydro.
The star Indian pugilist suffered a knockdown against Fowler as India ended their boxing campaign at the Games on a rather disappointing note.
As many as four Indians made it to the final in their respective weight categories but all of them suffered defeats.
Vijender, on whom the Indian boxing team had its hopes pinned, failed to live up to the expectations as he was beaten by a superior opponent in an unanimous verdict at a jampacked venue.
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The 28-year-old Indian was not his aggressive self and failed to breach the tight defence of his opponent. To the dismay of the Indian team, Vijender got a knockdown in the first round itself as he failed to thwart a ferocious punch from the Englishman and he was on his knees as the referee began the countdown.
Vijender, who had won a silver in 2006 Melbourne Games and a bronze in 2010 Delhi Games, came back strongly in the third and final round and all the three judges gave scores in favour of him but the deficit from the first two rounds was too much for him to stage a fightback.
Jangra, too, struggled, losing his bout rather tamely, to England's Scott Fitzgerald 3-0 while suffering three knockdowns.