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Home / Sports / Nitu Ghanghas: Olympic Gold Dream in New Weight Class

Nitu Ghanghas: Olympic Gold Dream in New Weight Class

7 Jan

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Summary

  • Nitu Ghanghas moved to the 51kg category after an unexpected loss.
  • She aims to compete in the Los Angeles Olympics.
  • The boxer previously won gold in the 48kg non-Olympic division.
Nitu Ghanghas: Olympic Gold Dream in New Weight Class

Indian boxer Nitu Ghanghas is now competing in the 51kg weight category with the Los Angeles Olympics as her primary goal. This significant career move was prompted by a surprising quarterfinal defeat at the National Championships last year, which Nitu views as a crucial turning point. This loss, she stated, prevented complacency and motivated her to transition to a higher weight division.

Having achieved gold medals at the 2023 World Championships and the 2022 Commonwealth Games in the 48kg category, Nitu recognized that this weight class is not part of the Olympic program. Despite facing established competitors like Nikhat Zareen in the 51kg division, Nitu expresses confidence in her abilities and her team's preparation, highlighting her aggressive southpaw style as a key advantage.

Nitu's recent performance includes winning the Elite Women's Tournament in Hyderabad in June-July. While she had previously explored the 54kg category for Olympic qualification, her current focus remains firmly on the 51kg division for the upcoming Games, where she aims to build on her power and strength without altering her natural boxing style.

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Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
Nitu Ghanghas switched to the 51kg weight class after an unexpected loss at the Nationals last year, seeing it as a turning point to pursue Olympic goals.
Nitu Ghanghas is the 2023 World champion and 2022 Commonwealth Games gold medallist in the 48kg division.
Nitu Ghanghas is likely to face two-time world champion Nikhat Zareen in the 51kg category.

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