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Asian Wrestling Championships: Reetika wins silver; Mansi, Muskan settle for bronze

NEW DELHI: World under-23 champion Reetika Hooda relinquished a substantial advantage in the final against Kyrgyzstan’s Aiperi Medet Kyzy to settle for a silver medal in the Asian wrestling championships in Amman, Jordan.

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Paris Olympics: Lack of national camps hurt Indian wrestlers

India in Paris will be remembered for Vinesh Phogat. She won and lost in equal measure - there wasn't a medal to show for the 50 kg wrestler - but the brave Vinesh ensured that she will be one of India's most talked-about sportspersons of all time.

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Valiant Reetika Hooda makes her mark despite bowing out of medal contention at Paris Olympics

PARIS: Indian women wrestlers have made waves in the lower weight categories for years, with the likes of the Phogat sisters and Sakshi Malik making their mark. There are very few who compete in the heavyweight division and make the heads turn. Reetika Hooda, the 22-year-old from Rohtak, is one…

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Explained: Why wrestler Reetika Hooda lost in quarters despite a tied 1-1 bout against Aiperi Medet Kyzy at Paris Olympics

NEW DELHI: India's hopes of a second wrestling medal at the Paris Olympics took a major blow on Saturday after Reetika Hooda lost in the women's 76kg quarterfinal match against top seed Aiperi Medet Kyzy.

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Paris Olympics: India wrestler Reetika suffers heartbreaking loss in women's 76kg freestyle quarter-finals

India wrestler Reetika Hooda suffered a heartbreaking loss at the Paris Olympics in the women's 76kg freestyle quarter-finals on Saturday: Read further on Dynamite News:

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India wrestler Reetika Hooda enters Paris Olympics quarter-final

NEW DELHI: Indian wrestler Reetika Hooda defeated Hungary's Bernadett Nagy on Saturday to advance to the quarterfinals of the women's 76 kg freestyle competition at the Paris Olympics. Hooda demonstrated both force and finesse in equal measure.

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Olympics: Vinesh, Aman, Antim set to begin India's quest for wrestling medals in Paris

Vinesh Phogat will need to overcome a turbulent lead-up to the Paris Games as she steps onto the mat, determined to secure an elusive Olympic medal. Alongside her, five of her fellow wrestlers will also aim to carve their own success stories on the grandest stage when the wrestling competition…

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Indian wrestlers under the spotlight at Paris Olympics

NEW DELHI: Indian wrestling has gone through a tumultuous period since the beginning of the last year with the protest against the former president of WFI, Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh, over allegations of sexual harassment by leading female wrestlers, followed by the suspension of the national federation which led to…

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Olympics: Will India go past historic Tokyo medal haul in Paris?

As the Olympic Games commence in Paris on Friday, the 117 Indian athletes participating in the event find themselves in diverse situations. While a few carry the weight of immense expectations on their shoulders, others are determined to deliver unexpected triumphs. Meanwhile, some seasoned competitors are focused on concluding their…

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What to expect from Indian wrestlers at Paris Olympics - a SWOT analysis

Indian wrestlers have consistently secured medals in every Olympic Games since 2008 in Beijing, solidifying wrestling's position as a premier Olympic sport in the nation. This success has extended to the junior level as well, with the emergence of U23 world champions, raising expectations for outstanding performances in Paris.

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Paris Olympics: Reetika Hooda looks to emulate her idol Sakshi Malik

NEW DELHI: Paris Olympics-bound Reetika Hooda has many firsts to her name. She is the first Indian woman wrestler to qualify for the Olympics in the heavyweight (76kg) division - the highest for women in the sport.

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Olympic quota winners Ritika, Nisha urge WFI not to hold trials ahead of Paris 2024

Indian wrestlers Reetika and Nisha Dahiya, who secured the Paris Olympics 2024 quotas for the country, urged the Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) to not conduct trials ahead of the multi-sport extravaganza. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Bipasha ready ahead of likely 76kg wrestling trials for Paris Olympics

Reetika Hooda secures India's first Olympic quota in women's 76 kg wrestling, challengers aim to beat her for Paris 2024.

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