Bangkok, June 2 (IANS) Jaismine Lamboria secured her spot for the Paris Olympics after defeating Mali’s Marine Camara 5-0 within the quarterfinals of the 57kg class on the World Olympic Boxing Qualifiers in Bangkok on Sunday.
With the win, Jaismine secured the sixth boxing quota for India after Nikhat Zareen (girls’s 50kg), Preeti Pawar (girls’s 54kg), Tokyo Olympics bronze medallist Lovlina Borgohain (girls’s 75kg), Nishant Dev (males’s 71kg) and Amit Panghal (males’s 51kg).
The bronze medallist on the Commonwealth Video games took again the 57kg quota that India was compelled to surrender after Parveen Hooda’s 22-month suspension for a whereabouts failure. After taking dwelling the bronze within the 2023 Asian Video games, Parveen was initially assured a quota in 57kg class however she was pressured to forfeit her place within the Summer season Video games.
Jaismine was permitted to compete as a reserve within the 57kg occasion in Bangkok, having competed within the 60kg class in the course of the first World Qualifiers. After defeating Ana Milisic of Switzerland and Mahsati Hamzayeva Aghamaliyeva of Azerbaijan 5-0 within the opening two rounds, Jaismine superior to the quarterfinals.
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