Rohtak: World Number One World Boxer Amit Panghal Fighting 18 months to take his childhood coach with the Tokyo Olympics coming to futile and the mentor must return from Italy.
Since March 2020, when Easy Games Gold Medalion from Haryana’s Rohtak qualified to compete in the 52 kilogram Olympics category, he began writing to sports services permission to take his personal coach, Anil Dhankar.
He said it was Dhankar who filled it to a world-class boxer, making it sharp during locking, and knew how to make it away.
After months of chasing, officials allowed his coach to accompany him to the National Camp in January and lived with him until Italy.
Uncle Boxer, Rajnarayan Pughal, a partner in pursuit of nephew, said the Indian Sports Authority (SAI) had promised to send Dhankar coach to Tokyo but retreated at the last minute.
After training in Italy for months, Puglist flew to Tokyo from there.
Rajnarayan said: “Amit comes from a rustic background rooted in the village and coach Dhankar knows how to burn it during the match.
Amit hasn’t replaced it since he started boxing 15 years ago.” Pamhal came into contact with his coach through a video call but had it would enlighten the opportunity for the country Winning the medal, claiming Rajnaraya, thanked Rohtak MP Arvind Sharma for making a last attempt to talk to the Minister of Sports Anurag, owned by the bureaucracy is not possible.
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