Team India shines at 10th Sanda World Cup in China

ANI April 9, 2025 177 views

Team India has delivered an extraordinary performance at the 10th Sanda World Cup in Jiangyin, China, showcasing remarkable fighting skills across multiple weight categories. The six-member contingent has made significant strides, with athletes like Mukesh Choudhary securing gold and others advancing to final rounds against top international competitors. Their success highlights the growing global reputation of Indian Wushu athletes and their technical expertise. This tournament represents a pivotal moment in demonstrating India's rising prominence in international martial arts competitions.

"The Indian team's performance has garnered praise and admiration" - Tournament Release
Jiangyin, April 8: Indian Wushu athletes have delivered a spectacular performance at the 10th Sanda World Cup 2025, being held in Jiangyin, China, from April 5 to April 10. A six-member Indian contingent demonstrated remarkable skill and determination against some of the world's best fighters.

Key Points

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Mukesh Choudhary wins gold in 75 kg category

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Six Indian athletes reach tournament finals

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Impressive victories against international competitors

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Strong showing demonstrates India's Wushu prowess

The highlight of India's campaign so far has been Mukesh Choudhary, who secured a gold medal in the 75 kg category after an impressive victory over Yoan Benbedra from France in the final, a release said.

In the 48 kg category, Kushal continued India's winning streak by defeating his opponent, Tharwt Mahyoub Ali from Yemen and advancing to the finals, where he will face a strong challenge from Jiahao li from China.

Ravi Panchal, competing in the 65 kg category, showcased exceptional technique as he triumphed over Bexultan Koskenov from Kazakhstan. He too has advanced to the final bout and will square off against Wei guo from China for gold.

Among the women athletes, Chavvi, competing in the 48 kg category, claimed a strong victory over her Portuguese opponent, Claudia Esteves Pires. She will now battle Lan Nguyen Thi from Vietnam in the finals.

In the 52 kg category, Anuj Kumar is set to compete in the final against Tam dinh van from Vietnam, while Rajat Charak in the 85 kg category will fight for gold against Michael nicholas woodward from Australia.

The Indian team's performance has garnered praise and admiration, with all six athletes either securing medals or reaching the final rounds. This outstanding showing is a testament to the growing strength and international presence of Indian Wushu.

Reader Comments

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Priya S.
So proud of our athletes! 🇮🇳 The way Mukesh dominated his final match was incredible. Wushu is getting the recognition it deserves in India. Can't wait to see more medals coming our way!
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Amit K.
Great performance, but I wish the article had more details about the matches themselves. What techniques worked? How close were the scores? Still, amazing job Team India!
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Sanjay R.
Chavvi's victory was particularly impressive! Women in combat sports don't get enough coverage. Hope this inspires more girls to take up Wushu. #GirlPower
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Neha P.
Watching these matches must be thrilling! Is there any way to stream the finals? Would love to support our athletes live. Also, where can we learn more about Wushu training in India?
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Rahul D.
The fact that all six athletes either won medals or reached finals shows how strong our Wushu program has become. Big thanks to the coaches and support staff behind these champions!
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Meena K.
As someone who practiced martial arts in college, I know how tough Sanda is. These athletes make it look easy! Especially impressed with Ravi's technique against the Kazakh fighter. 👏

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