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Star Indian fencer Bhavani Devi started strongly but her impressive run came to an end in the quarterfinal. She went down to World number 12 and reigning Asian Silver medalist Shao Yaqi 7-15.

Asian Games 2023: Heartbreak for Bhavani Devi in fencing, Ramita and Divyansh miss out on shooting medal

After a successful Monday, India began day 3 of Asian Games 2023 on a disappointing note. Fencer Bhavani Devi, shooters Ramita and Divyansh face heartbreak.

Star Indian fencer Bhavani Devi started strongly but her impressive run came to an end in the quarterfinal. She went down to World number 12 and reigning Asian Silver medalist Shao Yaqi 7-15.

After a successful Monday, India began day 3 of Asian Games 2023 on a disappointing note, with no medals coming the opening few hours.
FENCING
Star Indian fencer Bhavani Devi started strongly but her impressive run came to an end in the quarterfinal. She went down to World number 12 and reigning Asian Silver medallist Shao Yaqi 7-15.
Earlier, Bhavani had won 5 out of 5 matches in pool stage of the women's sabre individual event. A win in the quarterfinals would have earned India a maiden Asian Games medal. Semi-finalists are assured of at least a bronze medal in fencing.
SHOOTING
India's Divyansh Panwar and Ramita Jindal missed the 10m mixed air rifle bronze medal by the skin of the teeth as the country's shooters hit a bump on Tuesday after cruising for two consecutive days at the Asian Games.
South Korea won the bronze after an engrossing contest 20-18.
JUDO
India's Tulika Maan lost by Ippon to Tomita Wakaba in the women&rsquo;s +78kg quarterfinals. However, she won her repechage round against Chinese Taipei&rsquo;s Jia Wen Tsai and progressed to the bronze medal bout.
In the men's 100kg category, India's Avtar Singh did not turn up for his last-eight bout against UAE&rsquo;s Dzhafar Kostoev.
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From an Asian Fencing Championships medal to an Olympic participation, Devi has been monumental in scripting many firsts for India in the sport of fencing.

Asian Games 2023 top contenders: Bhavani Devi, India's best hope in fencing at continental event

From an Asian Fencing Championships medal to an Olympic participation, Devi has been monumental in scripting many firsts for India in the sport of fencing.

In a country crazy about cricket and hockey, fencer Bhavani Devi has made India hopeful of another glorious victory at the 2023 Hangzhou Games. From an Asian Fencing Championships medal to an Olympic participation, Devi has been monumental in scripting many firsts for India in the sport of fencing. In July 2021, the Chennai-born player created history when she became the first fencer from the country to compete at the Tokyo Olympics. Cut to two years later, in June 2023, Bhavani Devi was the first Indian fencer to win a bronze medal at the Asian Fencing Championships by beating the reigning world champion Misaki Emura of Japan in the quarterfinals. But it has been a long road leading up to the ultimate tournaments. Hailing from the Indian state of Tamil Nadu, Devi took up a variety of sports as a child, eventually zeroing in on fencing in 2004. Her exceptional talent caught the eye of Sports Authority of India coach Sagar Lagu who suggested that she train at its Thalassery facility, one of the few centres offering fencing training in India. Devi won her first-ever international medal at the 2012 Youth Commonwealth Championships. And ever since, her list of achievements has continued to grow. In 2017, Devi brought home India&rsquo;s premier senior international gold medal in fencing at the Women&rsquo;s World Cup satellite tournament. It was followed by two more golds in the 2018 and 2022 Commonwealth Championships in the individual sabre event. Now, all eyes are glued on her as she strives to score the prized Asian Games medal in September 2023.

After clinching Gold medals in their respective disciplines at the ongoing 36th National Games, weightlifter Saikhom Mirabai Chanu and Fencer Bhavani Devi were captured on camera, grooving to the music and playing Garba with the locals.SAI media shared an adorable video of the 2 players who danced their hearts out at the Gandhinagar cultural forum.While Chanu braved a wrist injury to win gold in the 49kg category in weightlifting, Bhavani defeated Jagmeet Kaur of Punjab 15-3 to win her 3rd consecutive gold medal in Fencing.After their action-packed day got over, the 2 athletes put on their dancing shoes as they surprised everyone around with their stunning Garba moves.

National Games: After winning Gold, Mirabai Chanu & Bhavani Devi's dancing moves in Ahmedabad go viral

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Having struck Gold in their disciplines at the 36th #NationalGames , Mirabai Chanu and Bhavani Devi found the best way to celebrate by putting on their dancing shoes.

Saikhom Mirabai Chanu and Bhavani Devi were captured on camera, grooving to the music and playing Garba with the locals.

After clinching Gold medals in their respective disciplines at the ongoing 36th National Games, weightlifter Saikhom Mirabai Chanu and Fencer Bhavani Devi were captured on camera, grooving to the music and playing Garba with the locals. SAI media shared an adorable video of the 2 players who danced their hearts out at the Gandhinagar cultural forum. While Chanu braved a wrist injury to win gold in the 49kg category in weightlifting, Bhavani defeated Jagmeet Kaur of Punjab 15-3 to win her 3rd consecutive gold medal in Fencing. After their action-packed day got over, the 2 athletes put on their dancing shoes as they surprised everyone around with their stunning Garba moves. Also Read <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/fingers-crossed-sourav-ganguly-on-jasprit-bumrah-s-participation-in-t20-world-cup-1664596684594">India's World Cup winning captains MS Dhoni &amp; Kapil Dev enjoy Golf together</a>

Bhavani Devi, the first-ever fencer to represent India at the Olympics also became the first to win a bout at the Games as she made a winning start to her historic Olympic debut at Tokyo 2020 on Monday.
Bhavani showed nerves of steel as she beat Tunisia's Nadia Ben Azizi 15-3, in the Women&rsquo;s Sabre Individual Table of 64 bout, with a comfortable 8-0 lead. She faces a tough test next in the Round of 32 bout, as she takes on World No. 3 and 4th seed Manon Brunet of France. 
The 27-year-old from Chennai made history by becoming the first fencer from India to make it to the Olympic Games, trained extensively in Italy.

Tokyo Olympics 2020: fencer Bhavani Devi makes history but goes down fighting

India's maiden campaign in Fencing at the Olympic Games came to an end as&nbsp;Bhavani Devi&nbsp;went down fighting against&nbsp;World No. 3 Manon Brunet of France in the Table of 32 bout.

Bhavani Devi, India's first-ever fencer at the Olympics wins bout
Bhavani&nbsp;beat Tunisia's Nadia Ben Azizi 15-3, with a 8-0 lead
Bhavani&nbsp;Devi&nbsp;went down fighting vs 4th seed Manon Brunet of France
27-year-old made history by being India's first fencer at the games
Chennai's Bhavani&nbsp;Devi&nbsp;has been trained extensively in Italy

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<li>Bhavani Devi, India's first-ever fencer at the Olympics won her first bout</li>
<li>Bhavani&nbsp;Devi&nbsp;went down fighting vs 4th seed Manon Brunet of France</li>
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Bhavani Devi, the first-ever fencer to represent India at the Olympics also became the first to win a bout at the Games as she made a winning start to her historic Olympic debut at Tokyo 2020 on Monday.
Bhavani showed nerves of steel as she beat Tunisia's Nadia Ben Azizi 15-3, in the Women&rsquo;s Sabre Individual Table of 64 bout.&nbsp;She didn't concede a single point in the first&nbsp;3-minute period and raced to a commanding 8-0 lead.
However, she went&nbsp;down fighting against&nbsp;World No. 3 Manon Brunet of France 15-7&nbsp;in the Table of 32 bout. With that, India's maiden campaign in Fencing at the Olympic Games came to an end.&nbsp;
The 27-year-old from Chennai made history by becoming the first fencer from India to make it to the Olympic Games and trained extensively in Italy.
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