Nwaida Al -Kabeer, March 24, Minakshi, the world champion of Haryana, defeated Nito Gaghas in the quarter, in the quarter -finals of the National Women’s Boxing Championship in the eighth elite here on Monday to receive a step forward towards saving the title of 48 kg.
The 24 -year -old Minakshi maintained the silver medal in the Asian Championship, maintained its dominance in all three rounds, won the intended ruling from 4 to 1 and won the biggest disorder in the competition.
The 2022 Commonwealth Game champion and 2023 world champion Netu did not appear at the rhythm and struggled for her aggressive style.
“I really feel good. I lost in front of Neetu in the trial of the Commonwealth games, so I knew it would be difficult,” Minakshi said.
Now he will face Meenakshi Sanjana in Delhi who defeated Goddey from Chandigar in a surprising quarter.
Among the other winners of the day 2014 Bouja Rani, who won the bronze medal in Inchon Asia (75 kg), the world’s silver medal and the Asian Championship Sonia Laith (54 kg), which won its place in the semi -finals.
Puja, who represents the railway, was defeated by Kumal with a margin of 5-0.
Lather 4-3 beat Monica in Chandigar and one step approached. It was accompanied by Sanjo and Bargita Mane from the state of Uttar Pradesh.
The young world and the national hero Sanmasha Shanu also entered the half -weight in the medium weight (70 kg) with RSC win in the first round over AA Sanchi Bolmma of Karnataka.
Lalita also defeated the current champion Rajasthan (70 kg) Komalret Core of Punjab by a divided decision 4-1 and confirmed her place in the fourth final.
Sakshi entered the semi -finals by winning Ladakh’s Kulasum in RSC in the first round without any trouble. Sakshi, who won a silver medal in the previous stage, became only two steps away from winning the gold medal.
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