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Tokyo Olympics 2020: Vinesh Phogat loses to Vanesa Kaladzinskaya by fall

Written by  Rajan Nath -- August 05th 2021 10:35 AM -- Updated: August 05th 2021 10:43 AM
Tokyo Olympics 2020: Vinesh Phogat loses to Vanesa Kaladzinskaya by fall

Tokyo Olympics 2020: Vinesh Phogat loses to Vanesa Kaladzinskaya by fall

Indian wrestler Vinesh Phogat was defeated by Belarus' Vanesa Kaladzinskaya in the quarterfinals of the Women's Freestyle 53kg event at the Tokyo Olympics 2020 at Makuhari Messe Hall A Mat B on Thursday. Vanesa Kaladzinskaya won against Vinesh Phogat by pinning her on the mat. The number one seed Indian came under early pressure as the Belarusian took an early lead by 2-0. Also Read | Tokyo Olympics: Indian men’s hockey team clinch bronze, win medal after 41 years Tokyo Olympics Day 13 India Schedule, Timings: Vinesh Phogat seeks Rio redemption, Ravi Dahiya on quest for gold | Olympics News,The Indian Express Vinesh equalised for 2-2 but in the same sequence, Kaladzinskaya grabbed two more points. Later, another point was taken by Vanesa as the Indian trailed 2-5 going into the second half. Also Read | Tokyo Olympics 2020: Wrestler Ravi Kumar Dahiya advances to finals, assures medal Vinesh Phogat's outstanding journey to Tokyo Olympics from setbacks of Rio 2016 While chasing the bout, Vinesh Phogat started the final three minutes with aggression but the European champion stood strong with firm defence. Kaladzinskaya gave no chance to Indian even after a successful review by Vinesh which saw one point for Indian and two points fewer for Vanesa. Vinesh Phogat's angry outburst for physio not getting accreditation | Other News – India TV Soon Vinesh got pinned down by Kaladzinskaya in an absolutely brilliant move taking Vanesa into the semis of the event. The Belarusian will now face US's Jacarra Gwenisha Winchester or China's Qianyu Pang in the final four. Earlier in the day, Vinesh entered the quarterfinals of the Women's Freestyle 53kg event at the Tokyo Olympics 2020 after defeating Sweden's Sofia Magdalena Mattsson by 7-1 in the 1/8 finals. -PTC News


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