Chandigarh: In 2020, Pandemi Coronavirus triggered cloud of uncertainty and disappointment in the minds of athletes on the delay in the Tokyo Olympics, but for the Manish Caushik boxer, the delay happened as a blessing.
Derived from the ‘Mini Cuba’ India, (Bhiwani in Haryana), Manish can miss the debut of the game, if the Olympics held last year because he had not recovered from the injury he suffered for 63 kilograms of the Asian Olympics / Oceania qualifying the playoff category in March, in Amman, in Amman, Jordan.
In a contest involving the Nemesis of the Harrison Garshide of Australia, Manish did not use his right hand after the opening round and had not recorded a separation 4: 1 victory to secure the ninth Olympic quota for India.
In the process, he also replied to his losses for the Garside in the Commonwealth Games 2018.
“he injured his right hand during the fight, and when he returned home, there was very little possibility to make it to Tokyo if it would go ahead on schedule,” his brother said Vipin Kaushik.
“The delay of the Olympics helped him recover.
However, I still remember how he could not land with boxing with his right hand.
I had seen tears in his eyes every time he rushed hit with a punching bag,” Vipin recalled.
To ensure a fast recovery, the 2019 World Championship bronze medal will train additional sessions during the afternoon alone, next to the morning and night sessions such as other boxers.
Clearly shows a 25-year-old commitment for his debut game.
Cut to 2021, the Manish Comeback is outstanding in the style of the International Boxam tournament.
Pugilistight-Light-Welter borrowed a gold medal by beating Nikolai Terted Danish with a 3-2 split verdict in Spain.
Men’s boxing coach Ca Kuttappa once said, “Manish is a busy boxer on the ring, which really makes it difficult for his opponents to anticipate his movements.
He has gotten a good brain and boxer skills.” Vijender’s influenceask every current generation boxer from Bhiwani, they will have one thing in common as their idol, and Manish’s is no different, Vijender Singh.
Singh 2008 Bronze inspired the generation of children taking sports in the area.
While Manish casually took boxing, Vijender’s achievements embed in the desire wholeheartedly committed to sports.
“Vijender’s influence is massive, Manish must be around 12 when Vijender chose bronze in Beijing.
He has brought such revolution, many young people including Manish began to take sports as a career,” Vipin said.
While Manish fears and attitudes that have never been said to make him a serious medalist in Tokyo, he must be aware of intense competition in the heavy category.
Vipin, hopes his brother ends on the podium, and joins people like Vijender and MC Mary Kom as an Olympic medal.
Manish is practicing in Italy with the remaining boxing contingent bonded by the Indian Olympics.
Pugilists are expected to go to Tokyo from their training bases in Assisi on July 17.