Indian wrestler Tannu wins 43kg title in Cadet World Championship

World Championship among cadets: Indian wrestler Tannu in the weight category up to 43 kg won the World Championship among cadets: The young wrestler from India Tannu sealed the crown with a dominant style and lost the title of 43kg without a single point as the country’s amazing round of the cadet championship continued on Thursday.

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The final seemed like a strong competition at first, but Tannu quickly turned it into a one-way game with his comprehensive game and defeated it in the fall over Valeria Mikitsichi of Belarus.

It was his third win through the fall in four bouts for Tannu, who competed on the field.

World Cadet Championship: Indian wrestler Tannu won the world championship among cadets in the weight category up to 43 kg

The countdown was slow as the wrestlers wrapped themselves in body locks, but Tannu found his way to the attack from the left of the Belarusian.

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Tannu became the third Indian to become a world champion at the event, where Aman Gulia (48kg) and Sagar Jaglan (80kg) won titles in the men’s freestyle competition to promote India to Team champions for the first time in history. their.

Other Indians Warsaw won a bronze medal in the 65-kilogram weight class by defeating Turkish Dugo Gen.

World Cadet Championship: Indian wrestler Tannu won the world championship among cadets in the weight category up to 43 kg

India topped the list with 147 points, ahead of the US (143) and strong Russia (140).

On Saturday, Komal will also fight for the title, as he advanced to the 46kg final with a technical advantage after a victory over Svyatlana Katenka of Belarus. She will receive Ruzanna Mammadova of Azerbaijan.

Nitika (61kg) and Harshita (69kg) have lost their semi-final bouts though and will not be fighting for bronze medals.