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The Wrestling Federation of India has introduced that they’re going to no longer cling trials for the number of wrestlers for the Paris Olympics trials as those who’ve earned the Olympics quota will take part within the multi-sporting mega match. The board made the verdict after 5 wrestlers wrote a letter to them asking for them to not cling the rigors as it will have an effect on their arrangements for the Paris Olympics.
Alternatively, the verdict ended the hopes of wrestlers like Ravi Dahiya, who didn’t get the Olympics quota. Dahiya is getting back from a knee harm as he misplaced to Aman within the variety trials for the 2 qualification competitions for the Paris Olympics.
Six Indian wrestlers will now take part within the Paris Olympics Vinesh Phogat (50kg), Antim Panghal (53kg), Anshu Malik (57kg), Nisha Dahiya (68kg) and Reetika Hooda (76kg) within the girls’s class whilst Aman Sehrawat (57kg) would be the lone male wrestler in fray from the rustic.
This is how the Indian wrestlers earned the Olympics quota
Within the girls’s 50kg class at Asian Wrestling Olympic Qualifiers, Vinesh Phogat beat the Republic of Korea’s Miran Cheon, an Asian Championships bronze medallist, 10-0 by way of technical superiority within the qualifier.
Anshu Malik additionally acquired the quota all the way through the similar match within the girls’s 57kg.
The 22-year-old Anshu beat Kyrgyzstan’s Kalmira Bilimbek Kyzy12-1 within the quarter-finals and later registered a large win through technical superiority (11-0) over Uzbekistan’s Laylokhon Sobirova within the semis to safe her quota.
Reetika Hooda, U23 international champion, outclassed South Korea’s Eunju Hwang, Mongolia’s Davaanasan Enkh Amar and the Other people’s Republic of China’s Juan Wang to make the semi-finals of the ladies’s 76kg within the Asian Wrestling Olympic Qualifiers.
She later beat Chinese language Taipei’s Hui Tsz Chang 7-0 within the quota bout to safe some other spot for India within the Paris Olympics.
In the meantime, Nisha Dahiya secured the quota for ladies’s freestyle 68kg class on the Global Wrestling Olympic Qualifiers in Istanbul.
Some other big name Indian girls’s wrestler, Antim Panghal, claimed an Olympics quota for India within the girls’s 53kg with a bronze medal on the Global Championships.
Lone male wrestler within the listing – Aman Sehrawat secured the quota within the males’s 57kg freestyle class on the Global Wrestling Olympic Qualifiers in Istanbul, Turkey.
Sehrawat, an U23 international champion, beat Chongsong Han of the Democratic Other people’s Republic of Korea 12-2 within the semi-final for India’s 6th quota in wrestling for the Paris 2024 Olympics.