Strandja memorial: Panghal, Akash punch quarters ticket

_{Amit Panghal quelled the challenge of Rudyk Maksym. file}

Amit Panghal, the Commonwealth Games gold medalist, showcased his skills at the 75th Strandja Memorial tournament, competing in the 51kg category. Facing Rudyk Maksym, Panghal efficiently navigated through the match, displaying a combination of attacking prowess and defensive tactics. The experienced campaigner secured a dominant 5-0 unanimous decision win, frustrating his Ukrainian opponent with strategic defensive moves in the third round. Panghal is set to face Aldarkhishig Battulga of Mongolia in the quarterfinals on Friday.

National champion Akash, in the 71kg category, confronted Traore Makan of France. Despite a slow start, Akash gained momentum, surprising his opponent with a flurry of punches and establishing a significant lead. Continuing his dominance into the second round, Akash secured a 3-1 victory. He is now slated to face Mckeever Eugene of Ireland in the quarterfinals.

Abhimanyu Loura (80kg) exhibited an impressive performance against Monny Raphael of France. Utilizing his towering height of 6'3", the Haryana boxer effectively utilized his long reach to deliver powerful punches. Abhimanyu secured a convincing 5-0 verdict and is set to face Asian Games gold medalist Tuohetaerbieke Tanglatihan of China in the quarterfinals on Friday. The trio's noteworthy victories highlight their prowess as they advance in the prestigious boxing tournament.

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