Six Time World Champion Mary Kom Defeated Altantesetseg

Six time world champion Mary Kom defeated Altantesetseg. Indian star woman Boxer and six-time world champion, Mary Kom defeated Lutseikhan Altantesetseg of Mongolia finals.

Six-time world champion MC Mary Kom (51 kg) on ​​Thursday defeated Lutsseikhan Altantesetseg of Mongolia to enter the finals of the Asian Boxing Championships.

Meri Kom defeated the Mongolian boxer 4–1 in a split decision. The top-seeded 38-year-old Mary Kom took full advantage of her experience to dominate against Altantesetseg.

During the match, my com’s right-hand box was very effective.

Now his eyes are on the sixth gold medal in this continental competition. Monica (48kg), however, had to settle for a bronze medal in the semi-final against Kazakhstan’s second seed Alua Balkibekova in a one-sided defeat to 0-5.

At the same time, male boxer Narender (+91 kg) also suffered a 0–5 defeat against Kamashibek Kunbakayev of Kazakhstan in the quarter-finals.

Thapa’s record in the Asian Championship.

Shiv Thapa still does not believe that securing a fifth consecutive medal in his name at the prestigious Asian Boxing Championships is some kind of unique achievement.

He has become the first Indian boxer to do so. Thapa, 27, reached the semi-finals of the ongoing tournament in Dubai and said, ‘Wow. I really don’t know that it matters so much in terms of statistics.

I never thought that I would be the first player to achieve such an achievement. ‘ After securing the fifth medal to Thapa, he felt as if he had conquered the coronavirus.

Regarding his current medal, he said, ‘This is a period of epidemic. The situation is now in the world. By the way, participating in the competition and winning medals.

At one time it felt like I defeated the virus. ‘ Thapa had earlier won a gold medal at the Asian Championships in 2013. He then won bronze in 2015, silver in 2017, and bronze again in 2019.