Men's 52,57,63 kg- 6 spots. 69,75,81 kg - 5 spots. 91 and 91+ kg - 4 spots.
Women's 51 kg-6 Spots. 57,60,69,75 kg- 4 Spots.
In Women's, all can qualify including Mary. Only tough match before qualification for Tokyo gets guaranteed,on paper is for Simranjeet where she faces seed no. 2 in her category but if she beats her,then she will qualify as it is in the Quarter Finals.
Men's section is more tricky. In 52,63,69,75 and 91+ we should qualify.
57 kg is very difficult(10%chance against Uzbek World Champion) 81 kg is a 50:50 bout against Chinese. 91 kg is a 40:60 bout in favour of Naman's opponent as I have not seen Naman fight for a long time and his opponent is a very good boxer(David Nyika).
Vikas reaches Quarters. Naman,it seems has lost and becomes the first casualty. So,we are listed from Men's 91 kg category. We can still qualify from World Tournament (that will be the last chance).
Amit in(52kg) reaches quarterfinals whereas Gaurav Solanki(in 57kg) lost his bout and is out although via split decision(4:1) but it was expected. So,far we have been ousted in Men's 57kg and 91 kg.So,this means my predictions are turning out to be right so far. Now, only action left,as far as Indian interest is concerned will be of MaryKom which will take place late at night.
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Boxing: Sakshi, Simranjit register wins as India remain unbeaten in Olympic Qualifiers
Ashish defeated the 4th seeded boxer in his category.
Yesterday,Sakshi also defeated the 4th seeded boxer in her category.
@Bad ; How tough is M C Marykom Qualification route this time?
Men's 52,57,63 kg- 6 spots.
69,75,81 kg - 5 spots.
91 and 91+ kg - 4 spots.
Women's 51 kg-6 Spots.
57,60,69,75 kg- 4 Spots.
In Women's, all can qualify including Mary. Only tough match before qualification for Tokyo gets guaranteed,on paper is for Simranjeet where she faces seed no. 2 in her category but if she beats her,then she will qualify as it is in the Quarter Finals.
Men's section is more tricky.
In 52,63,69,75 and 91+ we should qualify.
57 kg is very difficult(10%chance against Uzbek World Champion)
81 kg is a 50:50 bout against Chinese.
91 kg is a 40:60 bout in favour of Naman's opponent as I have not seen Naman fight for a long time and his opponent is a very good boxer(David Nyika).
So,far we have been ousted in Men's 57kg and 91 kg.So,this means my predictions are turning out to be right so far.
Now, only action left,as far as Indian interest is concerned will be of MaryKom which will take place late at night.