Home
Chak De India
Athletics
Wrestling Asian Championships: Greco-Roman wrestlers shine on opening day, bag three bronze medals

Wrestling Asian Championships: Greco-Roman wrestlers shine on opening day, bag three bronze medals

Wrestling Asian Championships: Greco-Roman wrestlers shine on opening day, bag three bronze medals- On a memorable day for India at the Asian Wrestling Championship, three of the five Greco Roman grapplers in action, including Sunil Kumar, won bronze medals, here on Tuesday. Follow Wrestling Asian Championships updates on InsideSport.IN This is for the second time that […]

Wrestling Asian Championships: Greco-Roman wrestlers shine on opening day, bag three bronze medals- On a memorable day for India at the Asian Wrestling Championship, three of the five Greco Roman grapplers in action, including Sunil Kumar, won bronze medals, here on Tuesday. Follow Wrestling Asian Championships updates on InsideSport.IN

This is for the second time that Sunil has earned a podium finish at the Asian championship, having won the 87kg title in the 2020 edition.

Insidesport
Wrestling Asian Championships: Greco-Roman wrestlers shine on opening day, bag three bronze medals

Wrestling Asian Championships: Greco-Roman wrestlers shine on opening day, bag three bronze medals

Also read: Commonwealth Games: WFI President Brijbhushan Singh to Insidesport – “Will speak to Narendra Modi” after Wrestling’s ouster from 2026 games

The 23-year-old opened up a huge 5-0 lead early in his bronze medal bout against Mongolia’s Batbayar Lutbayar and eventually won by technical superiority.

This was after he lost the semifinal by technical superiority to Uzbekistan’s Jalgasbay Berdimuratov. He had started with a 5-3 win over Japan’s Masato Sumi.

In the 55kg competition, Arjun Halakurki defeated Davaabandi Munkh Erdene 10-7 in the bronze play-off. He had lost his quarterfinal to Kazakhstan’s Amangali Bekbolatov.

Arjun had also won a bronze at the 2020 edition of the event.

Wrestling Asian Championships: Greco-Roman wrestlers shine on opening day, bag three bronze medals

In 63kg, Neeraj got the better of Uzbekistan’s Islomjon Bakhramov 7-4 to earn a podium finish.

He had reached the play-off after losing his quarterfinal to eventual champion Tynar Sharshenbekov from Kyrgyzstan.

However, Sajan Bhanwal missed out on a bronze when he was outplayed by Japan’s Kodai Sakuraba in the 77kg category.

Prem Kumar bowed out after losing his opening 130kg qualification bout 0-5 to Iran’s Amir Mohammadali Ghasemimonjazi.

Wrestling Asian Championships: Greco-Roman wrestlers shine on opening day, bag three bronze medals

Follow InsideSport on GOOGLE NEWS

Follow
Share

Editor's Pick

Rishabh Pant once again Cricket Rishabh Pant once again "most expensive", sold for 33 Cr to PBKS at IPL Mock Auction

Top Stories

Share article
Follow us on social media
Tell us why didn’t you like our article so that we can improve on?
Choose ranking:
ICC Test Ranking
ICC ODI Ranking
ICC T20I Ranking