Oslo (Norway): The young stars of the Indian wrestling contingent would like to gain a great deal of experience even in the absence of the players. Anshu MalikHis performance will be looked into at the World Championships starting on Saturday.
Proven artists like Bajrang Punia, Ravi DahiyaVinesh Phogat and Deepak Punia are all missing from the team due to injury or lack of preparation.
In his absence this is a tremendous opportunity for the youth like Ravinder Dahiya (61kg), Rohit (65kg), Yash Tusheer (74kg), Prithviraj Basaheb Patil (92kg) and Anirudh Gulia (125kg) get their first senior level world championship experience after making their mark in the junior world. Happened.
But, the expectations will be higher from Anshu Malik (57kg), who is the only wrestler in the prestigious tournament from among those participating in the Tokyo Olympics.
She looked a little rough during the tests but as hardworking as she is, the diagnosed girl is expected to do well.
Since she has progressed to the senior circuit, she has given podium finishes in five of the six international events, excluding the Olympic Games.
She now knows what kind of performance is required and if she is able to win a medal, she will firmly establish herself in the 57kg category.
Sarita Mori One of the most experienced wrestlers in the women’s team. She knows what it takes to win a medal at this level. She appeared strong during the tests.
He has strength and technique and it will be more mental toughness or lack thereof that will decide his fate.
She has won titles at the Asian level but the World Championship is where she has always struggled. She has made five attempts at the senior level and once at the under-23 level, but never came close to the podium round.
It will be interesting to see how Sangeeta Phogat performs on her comeback, qualifying for the tournament beyond her expectations. It will not be easy for him since he returned to the circuit after three injuries following a knee injury.
Divya Kakran, after missing out on the Tokyo Olympics, must be eager to prove herself again. She will compete in the 72kg category instead of her usual 68kg, which she is experienced in Ritu Malik Will represent India.
Apart from them, the Indian team is full of teenagers like Haney (50kg), Pooja Jatt (53kg) and Bhateri (65kg).
The men’s squad is an entirely new looking group. In college Satyawart Kadiyan (97kg) is the one who has the experience, while for others, this will be his first foray into the senior world.
Shubham would have been a good prospect in 57kg, but he failed a dope test and was dropped.
It will be a bonus for the Indian contingent if the Greco-Roman style wrestlers are able to clear a few rounds. They have been struggling on the circuit for a long time and need better training to emerge as the contenders.
Proven artists like Bajrang Punia, Ravi DahiyaVinesh Phogat and Deepak Punia are all missing from the team due to injury or lack of preparation.
In his absence this is a tremendous opportunity for the youth like Ravinder Dahiya (61kg), Rohit (65kg), Yash Tusheer (74kg), Prithviraj Basaheb Patil (92kg) and Anirudh Gulia (125kg) get their first senior level world championship experience after making their mark in the junior world. Happened.
But, the expectations will be higher from Anshu Malik (57kg), who is the only wrestler in the prestigious tournament from among those participating in the Tokyo Olympics.
She looked a little rough during the tests but as hardworking as she is, the diagnosed girl is expected to do well.
Since she has progressed to the senior circuit, she has given podium finishes in five of the six international events, excluding the Olympic Games.
She now knows what kind of performance is required and if she is able to win a medal, she will firmly establish herself in the 57kg category.
Sarita Mori One of the most experienced wrestlers in the women’s team. She knows what it takes to win a medal at this level. She appeared strong during the tests.
He has strength and technique and it will be more mental toughness or lack thereof that will decide his fate.
She has won titles at the Asian level but the World Championship is where she has always struggled. She has made five attempts at the senior level and once at the under-23 level, but never came close to the podium round.
It will be interesting to see how Sangeeta Phogat performs on her comeback, qualifying for the tournament beyond her expectations. It will not be easy for him since he returned to the circuit after three injuries following a knee injury.
Divya Kakran, after missing out on the Tokyo Olympics, must be eager to prove herself again. She will compete in the 72kg category instead of her usual 68kg, which she is experienced in Ritu Malik Will represent India.
Apart from them, the Indian team is full of teenagers like Haney (50kg), Pooja Jatt (53kg) and Bhateri (65kg).
The men’s squad is an entirely new looking group. In college Satyawart Kadiyan (97kg) is the one who has the experience, while for others, this will be his first foray into the senior world.
Shubham would have been a good prospect in 57kg, but he failed a dope test and was dropped.
It will be a bonus for the Indian contingent if the Greco-Roman style wrestlers are able to clear a few rounds. They have been struggling on the circuit for a long time and need better training to emerge as the contenders.
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