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Manisha came back from 0-6 to beat American Abigail Nette 8-6 in the 59 kg final in Astana, giving India its first women's world wrestling title.
What you need to know
- Manisha beat Abigail Nette of the USA 8-6 in the 59 kg final at the World Wrestling Championships in Astana, Kazakhstan.
- She trailed 6-0, levelled at 6-6, then scored a two-point attack to win.
- It is India's first gold at a women's World Championship; Neelam and Kajal also reached finals but did not win.
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Manisha beat Abigail Nette of the USA 8-6 in the 59 kg final at the World Wrestling Championships in Astana.
Fightsports Greece
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Manisha trailed 6-0 before winning.
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Manisha is the first Indian woman to win gold at a women's World Championship in wrestling.
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Neelam and Kajal of India also reached finals earlier in the event but did not win gold.
Fightsports Greece
Manisha made history for Indian wrestling at the World Championships in Astana, Kazakhstan, winning the 59 kg gold medal. She is the first woman from India to win a world title, according to Fightsports Greece.
In the final she beat Abigail Nette of the United States 8-6. Nette led 6-0 early, but Manisha cut the gap, tied the match at 6-6 and then landed an attack worth two points to take the lead for good.
Compatriots Neelam and Kajal had also reached finals earlier in the tournament but could not take gold.
In the final she beat Abigail Nette of the United States 8-6. Nette led 6-0 early, but Manisha cut the gap, tied the match at 6-6 and then landed an attack worth two points to take the lead for good.
Compatriots Neelam and Kajal had also reached finals earlier in the tournament but could not take gold.
- Summary
- Manisha came back from 0-6 to beat American Abigail Nette 8-6 in the 59 kg final in Astana, giving India its first women's world wrestling title.
- Key points (one per line)
- Manisha beat Abigail Nette of the USA 8-6 in the 59 kg final at the World Wrestling Championships in Astana, Kazakhstan.
She trailed 6-0, levelled at 6-6, then scored a two-point attack to win.
It is India's first gold at a women's World Championship; Neelam and Kajal also reached finals but did not win.
- Also reported by (Name | URL per line)
- Fightsports Greece | https://www.fightsports.gr/%cf%80%ce%ac%ce%bb%ce%b7-2/%cf%80%ce%ac%ce%bb%ce%b7-%ce%b9%cf%83%cf%84%ce%bf%cf%81%ce%b9%ce%ba%cf%8c-%cf%87%cf%81%cf%85%cf%83%cf%8c-%ce%b3%ce%b9%ce%b1-%cf%84%ce%b7%ce%bd-%ce%b9%ce%bd%ce%b4%ce%af%ce%b1-%ce%bc%ce%b5-%ce%b1%cf%80/
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