Strandja Memorial Boxing- Indians endure losses: Indian boxers endured a disappointing day at the 73rd Strandja Memorial Tournament in Sofia, Bulgaria with Sumit Kundu (75kg) and Anamika (50kg) losing their respective preliminary stage bouts.Follow Strandja Memorial Boxing updates on Insidesport.IN
Strandja Memorial Boxing: Sumit Kundu and Anamika fail to put up a show as Indians endure loss
While Sumit went down 0-5 to the reigning world and European
champion Oleksandr Khyzhniak of Ukraine in the pre-quarters, Anamika lost 1-4 to Algeria’s Roumaysa Boualem in the last-eight stage on Wednesday.
Sumit Kundu (🇮🇳) tries to fight fire with fire, but gets worn out by the body shots from Oleksandr Khyzhniak (🇺🇦) and drowned by his volume late. pic.twitter.com/B1dbjCi5mh
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Strandja Memorial Boxing- Indians endure losses: So far, Nandini (+81kg) assured India of its first medal by advancing to the semifinals with a dominating win over Kazakhstan’s Valeriya Axenova in the last-eight stage on Tuesday.
Strandja Memorial Boxing: Nitu, Anamika through to quarters of Strandja Memorial boxing tourney
The tournament features over 450 boxers from 36 countries, including traditional powerhouses such as Kazakhstan, Italy, Russia, France and Ukraine, where Russia launched a military operation on Thursday despite global appeal for restraint.
Strandja Memorial Boxing: Sumit Kundu and Anamika fail to put up a show as Indians endure loss
“So far, we have not noticed any impact of the conflict here. Ukrainian boxers competed yesterday and they are competing even today, the weigh-ins have been completed this morning,” a member of the Indian contingent told PTI over phone.
Strandja Memorial Boxing- Indians endure losses: A 17-member Indian contingent, including seven men and 10 women, was sent to participate in the tournament.
India won two medals in the last edition with Deepak Kumar and Naveen Boora securing silver and bronze respectively.
Strandja Memorial Boxing: Sumit Kundu and Anamika fail to put up a show as Indians endure loss
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