Bellary: Rohit Mori Defending champion Mohammad Husamuddin stunned but the accomplished pair of Shiva Thapa And Sanjeet lived up to the expectations by winning a gold medal in their respective weight categories in the men’s national boxing competitions on Tuesday.
Deepak Kumar (51kg), Akash (54kg), Akash (67), Sumit (75kg), Sachin Kumar (80kg), Lakshya (86kg) and Narendra (+92kg) also won gold medals by winning their respective finals at the Inspire Institute of Sports. All of them are from the service team.
All the gold medalists from the National Championships will represent India at the World Championships to be held in Belgrade, Serbia from 24 October to 6 November.
All of them, except Shiva, will compete in their first World Championships.
Delhi-based boxer Mor defeated one of the top contenders for the title in the 57kg Commonwealth Games bronze medalist Husamuddin 5-0.
Defending Asian champion Sanjeet, who is representing Services, defeated Naveen Kumar of Haryana by unanimous decision.
seasoned boxer Shiv Assam’s Thapa, a bronze medalist at the 2015 World Championships and a five-time Asian medalist, successfully defended his title as he registered a comfortable 5-0 win over Services’ Dalveer Singh Tomar in the 63.5kg final.
of Karnataka Nishant Dev He continued his great performance in the championship as well. He won the 71kg title by defeating Amit Kumar of Daman, Diu and Nagar Haveli.
Asian Championships silver medalist Deepak was adjudged the best boxer of the championship for his impressive performance.
Services defended their team championship title as they won 12 medals – 8 gold, 3 silver and 1 bronze.
Railways (2 Gold, 2 Bronze and 3 Silver) and Delhi (1 Gold, 4 Bronze) secured the second and third positions respectively.
For Railways, Varinder Singh (60kg) and Govind Sahni (48kg) won the gold medals with equal unanimous wins. While 2021 Asian Championship bronze medalist Varinder defeated Etash Khan Mohammad of Services, Govind defeated Kuldeep Kumar of Chandigarh.
The championship, which returned after a hiatus of one year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, saw the participation of units and boards from 35 states/UTs and around 400 boxers.
The gold and silver medalists from each category of the championship will also get direct entry into the national coaching camp, with two bronze medalists participating in the selection trials where they will compete with boxers representing the other team from the top-3 teams. Previous National Championships of Services, Railways and Haryana.
The remaining two names for the national camp will be announced on September 24 on the basis of the results of the selection trials.
Deepak Kumar (51kg), Akash (54kg), Akash (67), Sumit (75kg), Sachin Kumar (80kg), Lakshya (86kg) and Narendra (+92kg) also won gold medals by winning their respective finals at the Inspire Institute of Sports. All of them are from the service team.
All the gold medalists from the National Championships will represent India at the World Championships to be held in Belgrade, Serbia from 24 October to 6 November.
All of them, except Shiva, will compete in their first World Championships.
Delhi-based boxer Mor defeated one of the top contenders for the title in the 57kg Commonwealth Games bronze medalist Husamuddin 5-0.
Defending Asian champion Sanjeet, who is representing Services, defeated Naveen Kumar of Haryana by unanimous decision.
seasoned boxer Shiv Assam’s Thapa, a bronze medalist at the 2015 World Championships and a five-time Asian medalist, successfully defended his title as he registered a comfortable 5-0 win over Services’ Dalveer Singh Tomar in the 63.5kg final.
of Karnataka Nishant Dev He continued his great performance in the championship as well. He won the 71kg title by defeating Amit Kumar of Daman, Diu and Nagar Haveli.
Asian Championships silver medalist Deepak was adjudged the best boxer of the championship for his impressive performance.
Services defended their team championship title as they won 12 medals – 8 gold, 3 silver and 1 bronze.
Railways (2 Gold, 2 Bronze and 3 Silver) and Delhi (1 Gold, 4 Bronze) secured the second and third positions respectively.
For Railways, Varinder Singh (60kg) and Govind Sahni (48kg) won the gold medals with equal unanimous wins. While 2021 Asian Championship bronze medalist Varinder defeated Etash Khan Mohammad of Services, Govind defeated Kuldeep Kumar of Chandigarh.
The championship, which returned after a hiatus of one year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, saw the participation of units and boards from 35 states/UTs and around 400 boxers.
The gold and silver medalists from each category of the championship will also get direct entry into the national coaching camp, with two bronze medalists participating in the selection trials where they will compete with boxers representing the other team from the top-3 teams. Previous National Championships of Services, Railways and Haryana.
The remaining two names for the national camp will be announced on September 24 on the basis of the results of the selection trials.
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