Tokyo Olympics: Wrestler Sonam Malik Was Eliminated And Lost To The Asian Games Silver Medalist In The Women’s Freestyle 1/8 Finals.
Indian wrestler Sonam Malik’s Olympic debut ended with a first round loss to Mongolian Asian silver medalist Bolotuya Kurerku.
Youthful Indian grappler Sonam Malik’s Olympic introduction finished with a first-round rout on rules against Mongolia’s Bolortuya Khurelkhuu in the 62kg class after the previous had embraced a cautious methodology here on Tuesday. The 19-year-old drove the session 2-0 however the prevailing Asian silver medallist Khurelkhuu affected a bring down move with only 35 seconds left in the challenge to even out the score. The score stayed 2-2 till the end yet since it was the Mongolian who scored the last point with her turn, she was proclaimed victor on models. The Mongolian was subsequently defeated by Bulgaria’s Tayeb Mustafa Yusein, the subsequent seed and 2018 best on the planet, the outcome spelling the ouster of the Indian grappler.
Yusein completed her quarterfinal against Khurelkhuu in a jiffy, winning by specialized prevalence. “Sonam was unquestionably a preferred grappler over the Mongolian yet she committed an error by being over protective. That was a misstep. By the by, she has enormous stage insight,” Sonam’s mentor Ajmer Malik told that.
There was not really any activity for a significant piece of the session. No move was made till one and a half moment with the two grapplers simply attempting to get a proportion of one another from standing position. The Mongolian was put on movement clock however Sonam scored a push-out highlight take a 1-0 lead and kept that till the finish of the initial three-minute time frame. Another push out took her 2-0 in front. Sonam didn’t allow the Mongolian make any to move for a significant part however Khurelkhuu figured out how to get hold of the Indian’s leg and got the conclusive bring down.
Sonam, a double cross Cadet World Champion (2017, 2019), had equipped for the Tokyo Games by making the last at the Asian Qualifier in April in Almaty. Khurelkhuu being an accomplished competitor realized when to get the conclusive move. On Wednesday, Ravi Dahiya (FS 57kg), Deepak Punia (FS 86kg) and Anshu Malik (WW 57kg) will start their particular missions.
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