Indian boxer Vikas Krishan is certainly not sulking after he could do no better than a bronze-winning effort at the World Championships in Baku, Azerbaijan
Indian boxer Vikas Krishan is certainly not sulking after he could do no better than a bronze-winning effort at the World Championships in Baku, Azerbaijan.
Vikas Krishan
"I am very satisfied with my performance as I competed against some very tough guys in my draw and given that it was my debut event in the welter weight division, I will happily take this bronze medal," Vikas told PTI from Baku.
The 19-year-old boxer from Haryana said he did everything in his powers during the semi-final against Ukraine's Taras Shelestyuk. "My rival was a mature guy, who drained my energy. I tried very hard in the first two rounds to work out a counter-strategy but it was not my day.
In the final round, I took things as they came. It has been a fantastic learning experience. I am sure I will be going a step further when I compete in this event the next time. The big achievement here is that I have qualified for the Olympics and I can't be happier," he added.
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