Table of Contents
Roshibina Devi Wins Silver in Women’s 60kg Wushu Sanda Competition at Asian Games
At the Asian Games, Naorem Roshibina Devi got a silver medal in the women’s 60kg wushu sanda competition. The dramatic contest took place on Thursday, with Wu Xiaowei, the current champion in the local heavyweight division, going up against Roshibina.
Wu Xiaowei presented Roshibina with a difficult test on Day 5 of the Asian Games. Wu Xiaowei didn’t waste any time and took the lead right away. The Chinese superpower stunningly defeated Roshibina in the early stages. Even though Roshibina, the local favorite, played aggressively in the opening round, she fell short. Wu took an early 1-0 lead.
Manipur native Roshibina didn’t give up. She grabbed Wu’s leg and attempted to push her toward the boundaries of the mat. However, the talented Chinese athlete won the first round.
Wu Xiaowei Defeats Roshibina Devi to Win Asian Games Wushu Sanda Gold
Wu Xiaowei was vigilant and diligent in the second round. She made a critical strike to Roshibina Devi’s torso to ensure the victory. Wu’s triumph was assured with this maneuver, which also made Wu the current champion.
Roshibina Devi’s path to the silver medal demonstrated her commitment to and talent for the game. She had earlier taken home a bronze medal from the Jakarta 2018 Asian Games. Her list of accomplishments in Wushu Sanda was further enhanced by her outstanding performance in this year’s tournament.
Roshibina’s Silver Medal: A Testament to Her Skill and Commitment to Wushu Sanda
Roshibina didn’t take home the gold, but her remarkable trip and outstanding performance on the mat earned her the respect and admiration of spectators and other competitors. Her silver medal serves as evidence of her skill and commitment to wushu sanda.
My name is Krishanu Das the founder of the Sports Dribble.
I am Accountant by profession but a Sports Blogger by passion.
I am passionate about sharing my all knowledge and experiences of sports, with my readers and every sports enthusiast.
Discover more from SPORTS DRIBBLE
Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email.
