For a long time, Lovlina’s high Borghain disappointed.
At least, it makes it believe that.
Now, no one dares to make fun of him again.
“Because Lovlina was always higher than her friends, she used to have fun at school.
But the he helped her in her boxer today,” Father Lovlina Borghain Tiken had told TII in an interview in 2018.
On Friday, The 5 ‘9 Boxers made a 69kg semi-final of women at the Tokyo Olympics, convincing himself at least bronze.
Lovlina, who stopped talking to the media long before the match, also broke her silence at a virtual press conference.
Yes, he’s happy.
He looked calm and focused on his semifinal fight because it was only a gold problem.
He was also sad that he could not be with his mother, Mamoni, who underwent a kidney transplant in Kolkata in February this year.
Lovlina, who took a break from the national camp to visit his mother, said, “I can’t spend enough time with my mother after surgery.
I stayed with him on the day of surgery but then I had to go back.” Even when he save the tab on his mother’s health, Lovlina’s preparation hampered by covid.
When the coaches were tested positive during the second wave, he was trapped in a hotel room and had to practice himself for days.
Even last year, after the emergence of Pandemi, Lovlina was trained at her home in Baramunhia for months.
But everything was only difficult for him when he contracted a virus and skipped a European tour.
“Because the tournament did not occur because of Covid.
Some of which really happened I could not take part because of a pandemic.
Sparring is very important but I can’t do it and have to change my training accordingly,” said Lovlina, who also did the best to help in need during a pandemic , Apart from all this, he did not lose focus and advance with his preparation, by lifting the LPG cylinder and working in the fields which became part of his fit class.
He also continued to update, watching his opponent’s video.
“Since then, the Kuncian began, I made sure I would watch at least one video every day, whether it was on a professional circuit or amateur boxing.
It helped me stay focused on my destination.
I can’t see anything outside the boxing at the moment, “He said.
However, the road traveling has long been.
It all began in 2012 when Lovlina was chosen in Sai trial by Padum Boro at Barpathar Girls High School, in the Golaghat district in Assam.
Lovlina, which originated from Baromukhia Village remotely in Golaghat, is a kickboxer in the newborn years.
Older Twin Sisters – Licha and Lima – also kickboxers and represent their country in the national group meet.
After the trial, he joined the Netaji Subhas regional center in Guwahati in June.
He hasn’t looked back since then.
From watching the video Muhammad Ali to be inspired by MC Mary Kom, he began winning a medal at the value of tours around the world.
He lost in the quarter-finals in the 2018 Commonwealth Games in the Gold Coast but made a good comeback with bronze in the world championship in 2018 and again the following year.
Lovlina qualified for the Olympics in 2020 after winning its quarter-finals in the Asia Boxing & Oceania Olympic qualifying tournament held at Amman, Jordan.
But soon, things stopped as a pandemic forced the delay of the Olympics.
But wait a year has not blessed the grit and his determination.
“Bhoi Asile Leather Bhoi Nahe Medal (you can win a medal only if you can overcome fear),” he said, revealing the side of his profile messenger.
Fearless streak has taken it so far at the Olympics.
Will he take the next two giant steps towards greatness? (With input from Tridib Baparnash)