(APR 23) The 10 female finals of the AIBA Youth World Boxing Championships were in the official schedule on the ninth day of the competition in Kielce, Poland. The Indian girls exceeded all of the previous expectations in the AIBA Youth World Boxing Championships and their team achieved seven gold medals. Uzbekistan, Russia, and Turkey won the remaining gold medals in the Womens Final Event.
Womens 48kg Indias Gitika is the first AIBA Womens Youth World Champion in Kielce Indias Gitika eliminated the top dogs in the smallest weight category such as Russias EUBC European Womens Champion Diana
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8 Indians through to finals at Youth Boxing World C ships
Wed, Apr 21 2021 04:17:18 PM
New Delhi, Apr 21 (IANS): As many as eight Indians went through to the final of the AIBA Youth Men s and Women s World Boxing Championships in Kielce, Poland.
In the first bout of the day on Tuesday, Gitika (48kg) set the tone for the Indian contingent with a resounding 5-0 win over Italy s Erika Prisciandaro. She will take on Poland s Natalia Dominika in the final.
Asian Youth Champion Babyrojisana Chanu (51 kg) made light work of Italy s Elen Ayari and won the match comfortably.
The Manipuri Boxer attacked throughout the bout with a lot of intensity and earned a unanimous 5-0 verdict in her favour. She will square off against Russia s Valeria Linkova in the finals on Thursday.