New Delhi: Three Indian boxers advanced to the final of the Asian Junior Championship after recording a comprehensive victory in their last four stage clashes in Dubai.
While Rohit Chamoli (48kg) and Bharat Joon (+ 81kg) made the Junior Boys Final, Muskan (46kg) entered the KTT Girls battle on Tuesday night.
Joon beat Emir-Khan Razhapov Kyrgyzstan 5-0 and Chamoli get better than Aidar Kadyrkhan Kazakhstan with a similar score.
Muskan sailed through Yelyanur Turganova Kazakhstan, pulled a round victory.
However, Supriya was treated (66kg) lost to Sanowar Bozorboeva 1-4 and Aarzoo (54kg) also suffered a close loss with the Uzbek Guldana Tileuergen, down 2-3.
Devika Ghorpade (50kg) was defeated 0-5 by Uzbekistan Shaina Nematovain in the semifinals of another girl.
Among the children, Ankush (66kg) was beaten 0-5 by Fazliddin Erkinboev Uzbekistan in his final battle.
Everything ends with a bronze medal.
Tally medal that is guaranteed in India reaches more than 20 on the draw itself because many countries miss or deploy a smaller team due to restrictions on Covid-19 trips.
The gold medalist in the youth category will receive a prize of USD 6,000 while the silver and bronze medalist will claim each USD 3,000 and USD 1,500.
Juest Champions will be given with USD 4,000 for gold, and USD 2,000 and 1,000 for silver and bronze medalists.
Three Indians in the final of the Asian junior boxing championship
