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3 boxers win gold on last day

Parthavi Grewal, Vanshika Goswami and Hemant Sangwan punched their way to gold as Indian boxers won 17 medals at the inaugural U-19 World Championships organised by World Boxing in the US. Female boxers stole the show with 10 medals. While...

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New Delhi, Updated At : 10:41 AM Nov 04, 2024 IST

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Parthavi Grewal, Vanshika Goswami and Hemant Sangwan punched their way to gold as Indian boxers won 17 medals at the inaugural U-19 World Championships organised by World Boxing in the US. Female boxers stole the show with 10 medals.

While Parthavi notched a 5-0 win over Netherlands’ Aaliyah Hoppema in the women’s 65kg final, Vanshika emerged victorious in the woman’s +80kg category against Germany’s Victoria Gatt after the referee stopped the contest. Hemant clinched India’s only gold in the men’s category by securing a 4-1 win over the USA’s Rishon Sims in the 90kg final.

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