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One of India's biggest medal hopes Amit&nbsp;Panghal&nbsp;crashed out of the opening round of Men's flyweight division in boxing as he lost to&nbsp;Yuberjen Martinez of Colombia. The 2016 Rio Olympics silver medallist Martinez stunned the current World number 1 and won 4-1 on a split decision.
Also Read:&nbsp;Going for gold, says Lovlina after confirming a medal for India
Panghal&nbsp;fought hard but failed as Martinez dominated all 3 rounds ensuring that the Indian&nbsp;boxer played catch up. The top seed couldn't counter Martinez's pace as the Colombian relentlessly attacked Panghal&nbsp;through the 3 rounds.&nbsp;
A shock loss for&nbsp;Panghal&nbsp;who won a gold medal at the 2018 Asian Games, followed by a silver medal at the World Championships in 2019.

Tokyo 2020 Olympics: Opening round loss for World number 1 Amit Panghal 

A shock loss for&nbsp;Panghal&nbsp;who won a gold medal at the 2018 Asian Games, followed by a silver medal at the World Championships in 2019

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<li>Amit&nbsp;Panghal&nbsp;crashed out of the opening round of Men's flyweight division</li>
<li>Yuberjen Martinez of Colombia beat Panghal&nbsp;4-1 in a split decision&nbsp;</li>
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One of India's biggest medal hopes Amit&nbsp;Panghal&nbsp;crashed out of the opening round of Men's flyweight division in boxing as he lost to&nbsp;Yuberjen Martinez of Colombia. The 2016 Rio Olympics silver medallist Martinez stunned the current World number 1 and won 4-1 on a split decision.
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/medal-confirmed-lovlina-borgohain-enters-the-semifinal-in-boxing-at-tokyo-1627616163362" target="_blank">Also Read:&nbsp;Going for gold, says Lovlina after confirming a medal for India</a>
Panghal&nbsp;fought hard but failed as Martinez dominated all 3 rounds ensuring that the Indian&nbsp;boxer played catch up. The top seed couldn't counter Martinez's pace as the Colombian relentlessly attacked Panghal&nbsp;through the 3 rounds.&nbsp;
A shock loss for&nbsp;Panghal&nbsp;who won a gold medal at the 2018 Asian Games, followed by a silver medal at the World Championships in 2019.

While this will be Amit Panghal&rsquo;s maiden Olympics, the young athlete is being considered as India&rsquo;s big medal prospect at the Tokyo Games.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
The 25-year old Haryana-based boxer first made a cut in 2017. He won Gold in his debut appearance at the National Boxing Championship and bagged a bronze medal in the same year at the Asian Amateur Boxing Championship.
He rose to fame in 2018, when he brought home the Commonwealth Silver medal and a Gold at the Asian Games. In 2019, the boxing sensation also triumphed at the Asian Boxing Championship. Panghal also achieved a distinguished feat for his country in the year 2019, when he became the first Indian boxer to win the silver medal at the 2019 AIBA World Boxing Championship.
With 9 boxers, India will be sending its largest boxing contingent ever at the Summer Games and leading the pack will be Amit Panghal who is aiming to settle for nothing less than Gold.

Tokyo Olympics 2020: Will Amit Panghal clinch gold for India on his maiden Olympic trip?

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With 9 boxers, India will be sending its largest boxing contingent ever at the Summer Games and leading the pack will be Amit Panghal who is aiming to settle for nothing less than Gold.

While this will be Amit Panghal&rsquo;s maiden Olympics, the young athlete is being considered as India&rsquo;s big medal prospect at the Tokyo Games.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
The 25-year old Haryana-based boxer first made a cut in 2017. He won Gold in his debut appearance at the National Boxing Championship and bagged a bronze medal in the same year at the Asian Amateur Boxing Championship.
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He rose to fame in 2018, when he brought home the Commonwealth Silver medal and a Gold at the Asian Games. In 2019, the boxing sensation also triumphed at the Asian Boxing Championship. Panghal also achieved a distinguished feat for his country in the year 2019, when he became the first Indian boxer to win the silver medal at the 2019 AIBA World Boxing Championship.
With 9 boxers, India will be sending its largest boxing contingent ever at the Summer Games and leading the pack will be Amit Panghal who is aiming to settle for nothing less than Gold.

Will the Tokyo Games be India's most successful Olympics? Who can win medals for India in Tokyo? Vikram Chandra &amp; Yash Chawla speak with Senior Sports Journalist &amp; Deputy Editor, The Hindu Rakesh Rao. Gracenote, an organisation that specialises in Sports Data predicts 17 medals for India in Tokyo including 4 Golds. Wrestlers Bajrang Punia and Vinesh Phogat are expected to win a gold each in their respective categories whereas rifle-shooter Elavenil Valarivan is also expected to shoot a gold. Wrestlers, Shooters &amp; Boxers are expected to dominate India's medal haul at the 2020 Tokyo Summer Games. With Olympics starting in a week, we analyse our list of medal hopefuls.

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Will the Tokyo Games be India's most successful Olympics? Who can win medals for India&nbsp;in Tokyo? Vikram Chandra &amp; Yash Chawla speak with senior sports journalist &amp; Deputy Editor, The Hindu Rakesh Rao&nbsp;to analyse our list of medal hopefuls at Tokyo Olympics 2020
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Will the Tokyo Games be India's most successful Olympics? Who can win medals for India in Tokyo? Vikram Chandra &amp; Yash Chawla speak with Senior Sports Journalist &amp; Deputy Editor, The Hindu Rakesh Rao. Gracenote, an organisation that specialises in Sports Data predicts 17 medals for India in Tokyo including 4 Golds. Wrestlers Bajrang Punia and Vinesh Phogat are expected to win a gold each in their respective categories whereas rifle-shooter Elavenil Valarivan is also expected to shoot a gold. Wrestlers, Shooters &amp; Boxers are expected to dominate India's medal haul at the 2020 Tokyo Summer Games. With Olympics starting in a week, we analyse our list of medal hopefuls.

Who can win medals for India at the Tokyo Olympics? Vikram Chandra &amp; Yash Chawla speak with senior sports journalist&nbsp;Rakesh Rao&nbsp;

Will the Tokyo Games be India's most successful Olympics? Who can win medals for India in Tokyo? Vikram Chandra &amp; Yash Chawla speak with Senior Sports Journalist &amp; Deputy Editor, The Hindu Rakesh Rao. Gracenote, an organisation that specialises in Sports Data predicts 17 medals for India in Tokyo including 4 Golds. Wrestlers Bajrang Punia and Vinesh Phogat are expected to win a gold each in their respective categories whereas rifle-shooter Elavenil Valarivan is also expected to shoot a gold. Also Read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/tokyo-olympics-pm-modi-s-pep-talk-with-team-india-1626187305598" target="_blank">Tokyo Olympics: PM Modi's pep talk with Team India</a>
Wrestlers, Shooters &amp; Boxers are expected to dominate India's medal haul at the 2020 Tokyo Summer Games. With Olympics starting in a week, we analyse our list of medal hopefuls.

Sanjeet fighting in the 91kg category won the lone gold in the men's contingent as he beat&nbsp;Kazakhstan's Olympic-medallist Vassiliy Levit&nbsp;in a stunning bout at the Asian Boxing Championship. Sanjeet&nbsp;ended Levit's&nbsp;3-gold winning streak and won the bout 4-1 in a thumping manner.&nbsp;Amit Panghal in the 52 kg and Shiva Thapa in the 64kg lost their final bouts as they were forced to settle for Silver medals. India won a total of&nbsp;15 medals including 2 golds&nbsp;in this edition of the Asian Championship as they surpassed their previous best show of 2019 when they won 13. A great outing for the Indian boxing contingent with the Tokyo Olympics just around the corner.&nbsp;

Gold for Sanjeet, Panghal, Shiva Thapa get silver in Asian Boxing Championship 

India won a total of&nbsp;15 medals including 2 golds&nbsp;in this edition of the Asian Championship as they surpassed their previous best show of 2019 when they won 13

Sanjeet fighting in the 91kg category won the lone gold in the men's contingent as he beat&nbsp;Kazakhstan's Olympic-medallist Vassiliy Levit&nbsp;in a stunning bout at the Asian Boxing Championship. Sanjeet&nbsp;ended Levit's&nbsp;3-gold winning streak and won the bout 4-1 in a thumping manner.&nbsp;Amit Panghal in the 52 kg and Shiva Thapa in the 64kg lost their final bouts as they were forced to settle for Silver medals. India won a total of&nbsp;15 medals including 2 golds&nbsp;in this edition of the Asian Championship as they surpassed their previous best show of 2019 when they won 13. A great outing for the Indian boxing contingent with the Tokyo Olympics just around the corner.&nbsp;

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