#Mahavir Phogat

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Babita Phogat Says Dangal Made 2000 Cr But Their Family Got Only Rs 1 Cr | People News

Mumbai: Dangal was one of the biggest hits of Aamir Khan based on the real-life story of wrestler Mahira Phogat and his champion daughters Geeta and Babita. And now Babita is making headlines for her explosive statement that left many stunned and how. In her recent interview with News 24, the wrestling champion was asked about the money that the Phogat family received from the makers of Dangal.…

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Mahavir Phogat slams Vinesh for entering politics, says Sangeeta to fulfill his dream

Former wrestling coach and Vinesh Phogat’s uncle, Mahavir Singh Phogat, expressed that with Vinesh entering politics, his daughter Sangeeta Phogat will now carry forward his dream as he has already begun preparing her for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.

Last Friday, ex-wrestler Vinesh, along with Tokyo Olympic bronze medallist grappler Bajrang Punia (Sangeeta’s husband), joined the Congress and the former will make her electoral debut from Julana in Jind district.

Source: bhaskarlive.in

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Vijendra Singh, our Olympic medal-winning boxer, said that as professional athletes they are capable of shedding 5-6 kgs overnight. Vinesh is no amateur and it is an absolute joke that she was disqualified for a mere 100 gms. Do these Olympic authorities really expect us to believe this bs?

Here is what he said,

"I think it might be sabotage. 100gm, you have got to be kidding me. We athletes can shed 5 to 6kg overnight. It is difficult no doubt but we know how to control our hunger, thirst, and exert to the extreme".

"And when I say sabotage I mean people who are not happy to see India rise as a sporting nation. This girl has been through so much, your heart breaks for her. What more could she have done? Which other test?"

Mahavir Phogat also said that if a wrestler is 50-100 grams overweight they are usually allowed to play.

A similar thing happened with our men's hockey team as well. Amit Rohidas, who should've been given at max a yellow card and 15-minute time-out, was given a red card and suspended for the next match as well. He hadn't done anything that merited such a harsh punishment.

India was forced to play without a key player for two matches over nothing.

Paris Olympics 2024 is such a fucking embarrassment.

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I love Dangal not only because it's a cool movie about the fate of two young women in big sports, but also because it has critical amounts of dad energy with Mahavir Singh Phogat's character.

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Dangal actress Suhani Bhatnagar was diagnosed with dermatomyositis, reveal reports

Reports reveal that Suhani had a rash about two months ago, which later resulted in excess fluid being accumulated in her lungs.

The news of the demise of the young Suhani Bhatnagar sent shock waves across the Indian film industry on Saturday. On February 17, after news reports were abuzz about the demise of the teenage star, the reason for this remained mystery. Now, her parents have thrown light on the sudden death of their 19-year-old daughter and revealed that she was suffering dermatomyositis, a rare disease which affected one out of millions in the world.

For the unversed, the Faridabad-based Suhani Bhatnagar was admitted at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) on February 7. However, her condition worsened which eventually led to her demise, revealed reports. In an interaction with ANI, Suhani’s father Sumit Bhatnagar mentioned that it all started with her developing rash-kind of issues on her skin, which was later diagnosed to be dermatomyositis. But her lungs started failing which eventually led to her demise.

“She developed a red spot on her hands about two months ago. We thought it was allergy and we consulted with doctors in different hospitals in Faridabad but it couldn't be diagnosed. When her condition started deteriorating, we got her admitted to AIIMS. But there was no improvement and her lungs were damaged due to accumulation of excess fluid," he told.

Suhani Bhatnagar catapulted to fame with her debut sports biopic Dangal based on Mahavir Phogat and his daughters, featuring Aamir Khan as Mahavir, Sakshi Tanwar as his wife, Fatima Sana Shaikh as their daughter Geeta Phogat, and Sanya Malhotra as Babita Phogat. Suhani played the younger version of Babita whereas Zaira Wasim played the younger Geeta.

Suhani, however, took a break from acting to complete her studies and was not taking up any acting projects. Her demise left the entire team of Dangal shocked, and Nitesh Tiwari, Aamir Khan Productions and even the real-life sisters Geeta and Babita Phogat shared their condolences to the Bhatnagar family.

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14 Intriguing Trivia About “Dangal”: Unveiling the Inspiring Journey of the Indian Wrestlers! ⚡

1️⃣ Based on a True Story: “Dangal” is based on the true story of the Phogat family, hailing from the state of Haryana in India. The film draws inspiration from the life of wrestler Mahavir Singh Phogat and his daughters Geeta and Babita, who went on to achieve great success in the sport.

2️⃣ A Worldwide Sensation: “Dangal” became a worldwide sensation, resonating with audiences of all backgrounds. The film’s universal themes of determination, family, and breaking barriers struck a chord, making it a global phenomenon.

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Geeta Phogat

This Biography is about one of the best Professional Cricketer  of the world Geeta Phogat including her Height, weight, Age & Other Detail… Express info Real Name Geeta Phogat Nickname Not Known Profession Freestyle Wrestler Age (as in 2023) 34 Years old Physical Stats & More Info Height in centimeters- 162 cm in meters- 1.62 m in Feet Inches- 5’ 3½” Weight in Kilograms- 55 kg in Pounds- 121 lbs Eye Colour Black Hair Colour Black Wrestling of Geeta Phogat Category 55 kg freestyle International Debut Commonwealth Wrestling Championship in Jalandhar, Punjab (2009) Coach/Mentor Mahavir Singh Phogat (Father and coach) Records/Achievements • Won Gold medal in the 55 kg freestyle category at the 2010 Commonwealth Games. • First Indian woman wrestler to have qualified for the Olympics. Career Turning Point 2010 Commonwealth Games Personal Life of Geeta Phogat Date of Birth 15 December 1988 Birth Place Balali village, Haryana Zodiac sign/Sun sign Sagittarius Nationality Indian Hometown Balali village, Haryana School Not Known College MDU, Rohtak, Haryana Educational Qualifications Not Known Family Father- Mahavir Singh Phogat (Wrestler)Mother- Shobha KaurBrother- ModuSister- Babita Kumari (Westler), Sangita Phogat, Ritu Phogat Religion Hinduism Hobbies Travelling, Running Boys, Affairs and More Marital Status Married Affairs/Girlfriends Not Known Husband Pawan Kumar (Wrestler, m.2016-present) This Biography written by www.welidot.com Read the full article

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Film Review

Title: Dangal

Cast: Aamir Khan, Sakshi Tanwar, Fatima Sana Sheikh, Sanya Malhotra, Zaira Wasim, Suhani Bhatnagar, Ritwik Sahore, Aparshakti Khurana, Girish Kulkarni

Director: Nitesh Tiwari

Writters: Nitesh Tiwari, Piyush Gupta, Shreyas Jain and Nikhil Meharotra

Plot: An ordinary wrestler from Haryana trains his daughters to make wrestling history, a sport far dominated by men. 

+ Amir Khan’s super fluctuating yet convincing body parameters

+ Intense father-daughter emotions peppered with humorous Haryanvi dialogues 

+ Nail-biting wrestling sequences

A sports biopic, Dangal totally justifies the real life story of Haryana wrestler who trained his older two daughters in the art of wrestling and turned them into champions. The film delivers a very important message with such sincerity that it just doesn’t overwhelm the storytelling. 

Messages on our obsession with the male child, bigoted stand on bringing up our daughters and the administration’s wretched attitude towards sports, are loud and clear. 

Amir Khan is a pure finesse who can go to any extent to completely erase the boundary which detaches the actor from the character. His deliberate gaits to match with the demand of the role as an aspiring wrestler with muscles and a passionate father with a heavy belly can easily convince you that the movie has really covered an era while making. 

In the male dominant state of Haryana, where the girl child is still unacceptable in most of the families, there cannot be a more important message. The belief that real-life Phogat showed in his girls, as they went on to win honor is definitely setting an example.

Also, Dangal blends humor with intensity. The lighthearted dialogues, peppered with humor and heartrending father-daughter emotions runs throughout the movie. When the first half of the movie shows how the young Geeta and Babita turn into willing fighters from young innocent girls, the second half on the mat tells us how to learn the art of losing, and, above all, to win. Among the high ends of this well-crafted film are the nail-biting wrestling sequences.

But what wins our heart is the not-so-perfect yet so perfect character of Mahavir Phogat. He is guilty of taking away his daughter’s childhood and turning them into the boys that he doesn't have. But his obstinacy ends up breaking all the traditional taboos of this patriarchal society for its own good.

The film also delineates the conflicting points of traditional coaching methods of father versus modern techniques of the system with sheer serenity.

Along with Mr. Perfectionist, a big credit for this sporting saga goes to Fatima Sana Shaikh for bringing the character of Geeta Kumari Phogat, Mahavir's eldest daughter to life. Sakshi Tanwar, as Khan’s wife, is a first-class choice, known yet fresh enough. Her role is restrained but totally compatible with the storyline.

The earthy soundtracks, especially ‘Haanikarak Bapu’ fits just right with the mood of the narrative. 

Dangal is a film that is both inspiring and entertaining. Since it highlights the glorious wins of the Phogats, the film is also bound to encourage more women to seriously take up kushti as a sport.

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Dangal is an extraordinary true story based on the life of Mahavir Singh and his two daughters, Geeta and Babita Phogat. The film traces the inspirational journey of a father who trains his daughters to become world class wrestlers.

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Aamir Khan Made ₹2000 Crore From Dangal movie. But paid only ₹1 Crore To Our Family’, Claims Babita Phogat

Aamir Khan had portrayed the role of former wrestler Mahavir Phogat in the movie Dangal. Wrestler-turned-politician Babita Phogat has made a shocking revelation regarding the amount received by her family from Bollywood star Aamir Khan from the movie Dangal. During an interview with a news channel, the BJP leader revealed that she had received only 1 crore from a staggering sum of ₹2000 crore,…

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What If Aamir Khan Had Said No to 'Dangal'? The Makers Had Backup Plans Ready

The 2016 blockbuster ‘Dangal,’ directed by Nitesh Tiwari, is remembered as one of the most iconic films in Bollywood, especially for its portrayal of the inspiring story of Mahavir Singh Phogat and his daughters. Aamir Khan’s performance as Mahavir Singh Phogat, a determined father who trains his daughters to become world-class wrestlers, became a career-defining role. However, not many know that…

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"We Will Welcome Her Like A Gold Medalist": Wrestler Vinesh Phogat's Uncle Mahavir

After the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) dismissed Vinesh Phogat’s appeal for the silver medal in the women’s 50kg event at the Paris Olympics, the Indian wrestler’s uncle Mahavir Phogat said that we will welcome her like a Gold Medalist when she returns to India on August 17. On Wednesday, CAS released a statement to confirm that, “The application field by Vinesh Phogat on August 7 has…

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The Remarkable Journey of Vinesh Phogat: India’s Wrestling Star

India has a rich history of producing remarkable athletes who inspire millions. Among these sports icons is Vinesh Phogat, one of India’s top wrestlers. Her journey is a testament to grit, determination, and unyielding perseverance.

Rising to Prominence: A Journey of Dedication

Vinesh Phogat’s story begins in the small village of Balali in Haryana. Born into a family of wrestlers, she was destined for greatness. Her early training under the guidance of her uncle, Mahavir Singh Phogat, laid a solid foundation for her wrestling career.

Her dedication to the sport was evident from a young age. She faced numerous challenges, from societal expectations to physical injuries. Yet, Vinesh’s spirit remained unbroken. She pushed through every obstacle, driven by her passion for wrestling and her desire to make her country proud.

Triumphs on the Global Stage

Vinesh’s hard work and perseverance paid off as she started making waves in the wrestling world. Her first major victory came when she won the gold medal at the 2014 Commonwealth Games. This was just the beginning.

In 2018, Vinesh made history by becoming the first Indian woman wrestler to win gold at the Asian Games. Her performance was a masterclass in skill and determination, earning her accolades from around the world.

Representing India at the Olympics was a dream come true for Vinesh. Although she faced tough competition, her participation itself was a significant achievement, highlighting her as one of the best in the world.

A Life of Resilience

Vinesh’s journey has not been without its share of challenges. Injuries, setbacks, and controversies have tested her resilience time and again. Despite these hurdles, Vinesh’s focus has never wavered. She continues to train hard, inspire young athletes, and represent India on the global stage.

A Source of Inspiration

Vinesh Phogat’s journey is more than just a story of a wrestler. It’s a narrative of strength, resilience, and the relentless pursuit of excellence. Her achievements have inspired countless young athletes, especially women, to pursue their dreams despite the odds.

Her life is a shining example of what can be achieved with hard work, dedication, and an unbreakable spirit. Vinesh Phogat is not just a champion in the wrestling ring; she is a true champion of life.

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Vinesh Phogat Biography, Education, Career, Controversies, And Net Worth

Born on August 25, 1994, in Charkhi Dadri, Haryana, Vinesh Phogat hails from a renowned wrestling family. The daughter of Rajpal Phogat, Vinesh grew up under the mentorship of her uncle, Mahavir Singh Phogat, who also trained her well-known cousins Geeta, Babita, and Ritu Phogat. Vinesh Phogat Profile NameVinesh Phogat Real NameVinesh Vinod PhogatDate of Birth25 August 1994 Age30 years…

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Vinesh Phogat In Depth Biography

"Vinesh Phogat: The Unbreakable Spirit of Indian Wrestling"

Vinesh Phogat, a name that has become synonymous with Indian wrestling excellence, stands as a beacon of determination, skill, and unwavering spirit in the world of sports. This comprehensive article delves into the life, career, and impact of one of India's most celebrated athletes, exploring how Vinesh Phogat has not only dominated the wrestling mat but also inspired a nation.

Early Life and Background of Vinesh Phogat

Vinesh Phogat's childhood in Balali, Haryana Vinesh Phogat's journey began in the small village of Balali, located in the Bhiwani district of Haryana, India. Born on August 25, 1994, Vinesh was destined for greatness from the start. Balali, known for its wrestling culture, provided the perfect backdrop for nurturing a future champion. Growing up in a conservative society, Vinesh faced numerous challenges. However, the support of her family and the progressive mindset of her uncle, Mahavir Singh Phogat, paved the way for her remarkable journey in wrestling. The Phogat family's wrestling legacy The Phogat name carries significant weight in Indian wrestling circles. Vinesh's family has produced several accomplished wrestlers, including her cousins Geeta and Babita Phogat, who gained nationwide fame through the Bollywood movie "Dangal." Key members of the Phogat wrestling dynasty: - Mahavir Singh Phogat (Uncle and Coach) - Geeta Phogat (Cousin, Commonwealth Games gold medalist) - Babita Phogat (Cousin, Commonwealth Games gold medalist) - Ritu Phogat (Cousin, Commonwealth Games gold medalist) This rich family legacy in wrestling provided Vinesh with a strong foundation and an environment conducive to developing her skills from a young age. Influence of uncle Mahavir Singh Phogat on Vinesh's career Mahavir Singh Phogat, a former wrestler himself, played a pivotal role in shaping Vinesh's career. After the untimely death of Vinesh's father, Mahavir took her under his wing, along with his own daughters and other nieces. Mahavir's training methods were known for their intensity and discipline. He instilled in Vinesh: - A strong work ethic - Mental toughness - Technical wrestling skills - The belief that gender is no barrier to success in sports Under Mahavir's guidance, Vinesh learned to push her limits, both physically and mentally. This early training laid the foundation for her future success on the international stage. Quote from Vinesh Phogat: "My uncle Mahavir has been the biggest influence in my life. He taught me that with hard work and dedication, nothing is impossible.https://hypeladies.com/category/celebrity-news" The early years in Balali, coupled with the Phogat family's wrestling legacy and Mahavir Singh Phogat's mentorship, set the stage for Vinesh's remarkable journey in the world of wrestling. These formative experiences would prove crucial in shaping her into the champion she is today. RELATED TOPICS : MORE CELEBRITY NEWS 

Vinesh Phogat's Rise in Wrestling

Early training and junior-level achievements Vinesh Phogat's journey to wrestling stardom began in earnest during her early teens. Under the strict tutelage of her uncle Mahavir Singh Phogat, she embarked on a rigorous training regimen that would shape her into a formidable wrestler. Key aspects of Vinesh's early training: - Daily 4 AM wake-ups for training sessions - Intense physical conditioning, including running and strength training - Technical wrestling drills and sparring sessions - Strict diet and nutrition plan This disciplined approach quickly bore fruit as Vinesh began to make her mark in junior-level competitions. Her early achievements include: - Gold medal at the 2009 Asian Cadet Championships - Silver medal at the 2010 Youth Olympic Games - Gold medal at the 2013 Asian Junior Wrestling Championships These early successes not only boosted Vinesh's confidence but also signaled the emergence of a potential world-class wrestler. Breakthrough performances in national competitions As Vinesh transitioned from junior to senior level, she continued to dominate the national wrestling scene. Her performances in various national championships solidified her position as one of India's top wrestlers. Notable national-level achievements: - Multiple-time National Champion in her weight category - Gold medal at the 2013 National Games - Consistent top finishes in the Senior National Wrestling Championships Vinesh's dominance in numbers: Year Competition Result 2012 Senior National Championship Gold 2013 National Games Gold 2014 Senior National Championship Gold 2015 Senior National Championship Gold These performances not only established Vinesh as the top wrestler in her weight category in India but also earned her a spot on the national team for international competitions. Vinesh Phogat's transition to international wrestling Vinesh's transition to the international arena was marked by both challenges and triumphs. Her first major international success came at the 2013 Asian Wrestling Championships, where she won a bronze medal in the 52 kg category. Key milestones in Vinesh's early international career: - Bronze medal at the 2013 Asian Wrestling Championships - Silver medal at the 2013 Commonwealth Wrestling Championships - Gold medal at the 2014 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow The 2014 Commonwealth Games victory was particularly significant, as it announced Vinesh's arrival on the global stage. Competing in the 48 kg category, she dominated her opponents, showcasing the skills and determination that would become her hallmark. Quote from Vinesh after her Commonwealth Games victory: "This gold medal is just the beginning. I want to make my country proud on even bigger stages." Vinesh's rapid rise through the ranks of international wrestling was characterized by: - Technical proficiency in various wrestling styles - Mental toughness and ability to perform under pressure - Adaptability to different opponents and strategies - Consistent improvement and willingness to learn As Vinesh continued to excel in international competitions, she set her sights on even bigger goals, including World Championships and Olympic glory. Her journey from a small village in Haryana to the international wrestling arena is a testament to her exceptional talent, unwavering determination, and the support system that nurtured her potential.

Major Achievements of Vinesh Phogat

Vinesh Phogat's career is studded with numerous accolades that showcase her dominance in the sport of wrestling. Her achievements span various prestigious competitions, cementing her status as one of India's most accomplished athletes. Commonwealth Games success Vinesh has been a force to reckon with at the Commonwealth Games, consistently delivering stellar performances. Commonwealth Games medals: - 2014 Glasgow: Gold (48 kg category) - 2018 Gold Coast: Gold (50 kg category) Her performances at these games were characterized by: - Dominant victories over opponents - Technical superiority in most matches - Mental fortitude in high-pressure situations At the 2018 Gold Coast Games, Vinesh made history by becoming the first Indian woman wrestler to win gold medals at both the Commonwealth and Asian Games. Asian Games triumphs The Asian Games, featuring some of the world's top wrestlers, has been another platform where Vinesh has shone brightly. Asian Games achievements: - 2014 Incheon: Bronze (48 kg category) - 2018 Jakarta: Gold (50 kg category) Her gold medal victory at the 2018 Asian Games was particularly significant, as she overcame strong competition from Japanese and Chinese wrestlers. This win demonstrated Vinesh's ability to compete at the highest level in Asia, a region known for its wrestling prowess. World Championship medals While the World Championships have been challenging, Vinesh has proven her mettle on this global stage as well. World Championship performances: - 2019 Nur-Sultan: Bronze (53 kg category) This bronze medal was a landmark achievement, making Vinesh the first Indian wrestler to qualify for the Tokyo Olympics. It also showcased her ability to compete against the world's best wrestlers across different weight categories. Other significant international victories Vinesh's international success extends beyond major multi-sport events and World Championships. Notable international tournament wins: - Poland Open (2021): Gold (53 kg category) - Matteo Pellicone Ranking Series (2020): Gold (53 kg category) - Yasar Dogu International (2019): Gold (53 kg category) - Spanish Grand Prix (2019): Gold (53 kg category) These victories highlight Vinesh's consistency and her ability to perform at a high level across various international competitions. Table: Vinesh Phogat's Major International Medals (2014-2021) Year Event Medal Weight Category 2014 Commonwealth Games Gold 48 kg 2014 Asian Games Bronze 48 kg 2018 Commonwealth Games Gold 50 kg 2018 Asian Games Gold 50 kg 2019 World Championships Bronze 53 kg 2020 Matteo Pellicone Gold 53 kg 2021 Poland Open Gold 53 kg Vinesh's impressive medal haul across various weight categories demonstrates her versatility and adaptability as a wrestler. Her achievements have not only brought glory to India but have also inspired a new generation of wrestlers, particularly young women, to take up the sport. Quote from Vinesh after her 2018 Asian Games victory: "This gold medal is a result of years of hard work and sacrifice. It's not just mine, but belongs to everyone who has supported me on this journey." Vinesh Phogat's major achievements reflect her growth as an athlete, her ability to overcome challenges, and her unwavering commitment to excellence in wrestling. As she continues to compete at the highest level, the wrestling world eagerly anticipates more remarkable performances from this Indian superstar.

Vinesh Phogat's Olympic Journey

Vinesh Phogat's Olympic journey is a testament to her resilience, determination, and unwavering spirit. Her experiences at the Olympic Games have been marked by both heartbreak and hope, shaping her career and character in profound ways. 2016 Rio Olympics: Heartbreak and injury The 2016 Rio Olympics was Vinesh's debut at the world's biggest sporting event. Expectations were high as she entered the competition as one of India's medal hopefuls in wrestling. Key points of Vinesh's 2016 Olympic campaign: - Competed in the 48 kg category - Won her opening match against Romania's Emilia Alina Vuc - Faced China's Sun Yanan in the quarterfinals Tragically, Vinesh's Olympic dream was cut short during her quarterfinal match. In a moment that shocked the wrestling world, she suffered a severe knee injury that forced her to forfeit the match. Details of the injury: - Torn anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) - Medial collateral ligament (MCL) damage - Required immediate medical attention and evacuation from the mat The injury was not just physically devastating but also emotionally crushing for Vinesh, who had trained relentlessly for this moment. Quote from Vinesh after the 2016 Olympics: "I felt like my dream had been shattered. But I knew I had to come back stronger." Road to recovery and comeback The path to recovery following her Rio Olympics injury was long and challenging for Vinesh. It involved: - Extensive surgery to repair the knee - Months of intensive physiotherapy - Gradual return to training and competition - Mental conditioning to overcome the trauma of the injury Vinesh's comeback was nothing short of remarkable. Within a year of her injury, she returned to competitive wrestling, showcasing her indomitable spirit. Milestones in Vinesh's comeback: - 2017: Won silver at the Asian Wrestling Championships - 2018: Gold medals at both Commonwealth Games and Asian Games - 2019: Bronze at World Championships, securing Olympic qualification for Tokyo 2020 Tokyo Olympics experience The Tokyo Olympics, postponed to 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, represented a chance for Vinesh to redeem herself on the Olympic stage. Vinesh's preparation for Tokyo: - Rigorous training despite pandemic restrictions - Participation in several international tournaments - Mental preparation to handle the pressure of expectations Competing in the 53 kg category, Vinesh entered the Tokyo Olympics as one of the top seeds. However, the tournament did not go as planned: - Lost in the quarterfinals to Belarus' Vanesa Kaladzinskaya - Eliminated from medal contention While the result was disappointing, Vinesh's participation itself was a triumph over adversity, given her journey since Rio. Vinesh Phogat's prospects for future Olympic games Despite the setbacks in Rio and Tokyo, Vinesh's Olympic dream remains alive. At 29 years old (as of 2023), she still has the potential to compete in future Olympic Games. Factors in Vinesh's favor for future Olympics: - Prime athletic age for wrestlers - Wealth of international experience - Continued dominance in other major tournaments - Strong support system and training facilities Potential challenges: - Increasing competition in her weight category - Physical wear and tear from years of high-level competition - Balancing personal life with athletic pursuits Table: Vinesh Phogat's Olympic Journey Year Olympics Weight Category Result 2016 Rio 48 kg Quarterfinal (Injury) 2020 Tokyo 53 kg Quarterfinal 2024 Paris TBD TBD As Vinesh looks towards the 2024 Paris Olympics, her journey serves as an inspiration to athletes worldwide. Her resilience in the face of adversity and her continued pursuit of Olympic glory embody the true spirit of sportsmanship. Quote from Vinesh on her Olympic aspirations: "The Olympic medal remains my ultimate goal. Every setback only makes me more determined to achieve it." Vinesh Phogat's Olympic journey, while filled with challenges, is far from over. As she continues to evolve as an athlete and a person, the wrestling world watches with anticipation, hoping to see this remarkable athlete realize her Olympic dreams.

Wrestling Techniques and Style of Vinesh Phogat

Vinesh Phogat's success on the wrestling mat can be attributed to her unique blend of technical skill, physical strength, and tactical acumen. Her wrestling style has evolved over the years, making her one of the most versatile and formidable opponents in women's freestyle wrestling. Signature moves and strategies Vinesh's wrestling arsenal is diverse, allowing her to adapt to different opponents and situations. Some of her signature moves and strategies include: - Single-leg takedown: Vinesh excels at quickly shooting for her opponent's leg, often catching them off-guard with her speed and precision. - Double-leg takedown: Her explosive power allows her to execute powerful double-leg takedowns, especially when opponents are off-balance. - Ankle pick: Vinesh's ability to swiftly attack the ankle has caught many opponents by surprise, leading to quick points. - Counter-attacks: She's known for her excellent defensive skills, often turning her opponent's attacks into scoring opportunities for herself. - Ground wrestling: Vinesh is adept at controlling her opponents on the ground, using a combination of strength and technique to maintain dominant positions. Key aspects of Vinesh's wrestling style: - Aggressive approach from the start of the match - Quick transitions between standing and ground positions - Excellent stamina allowing her to maintain high intensity throughout the bout - Ability to score points in bunches with rapid-fire moves Weight categories Vinesh has competed in Throughout her career, Vinesh has demonstrated remarkable adaptability by successfully competing across multiple weight categories. This flexibility has allowed her to optimize her performance and target specific competitions. Vinesh's weight category progression: - 48 kg: Early career, including 2014 Commonwealth Games gold - 50 kg: Transitioned in 2018, won gold at Commonwealth and Asian Games - 53 kg: Current weight class, including 2019 World Championships bronze Table: Vinesh Phogat's Major Achievements by Weight Category Weight Category Major Achievements 48 kg 2014 Commonwealth Games Gold, 2014 Asian Games Bronze 50 kg 2018 Commonwealth Games Gold, 2018 Asian Games Gold 53 kg 2019 World Championships Bronze, 2021 Poland Open Gold Evolution of Vinesh Phogat's wrestling style over the years Vinesh's wrestling style has undergone significant evolution throughout her career, reflecting her growth as an athlete and her ability to adapt to changing competition. Early career (48 kg category): - Relied heavily on speed and agility - Focused on quick takedowns and evasive maneuvers - Occasionally struggled against physically stronger opponents Mid-career transition (50 kg category): - Developed more power in her moves - Improved ground wrestling skills - Enhanced defensive techniques to counter stronger opponents Current style (53 kg category): - Combines speed, power, and technical proficiency - More strategic approach to matches, conserving energy when needed - Increased emphasis on counter-attacking and capitalizing on opponents' mistakes Factors contributing to Vinesh's style evolution: - Experience gained from international competitions - Adaptation to different weight categories - Overcoming injuries and developing a more well-rounded approach - Working with various coaches and training partners Quote from Vinesh's coach on her style: "Vinesh's greatest strength is her ability to adapt. She's always learning, always evolving, which makes her unpredictable and dangerous on the mat." Vinesh's technical prowess is complemented by her mental strength and tactical awareness. She's known for her ability to remain calm under pressure and make split-second decisions during matches. Key mental aspects of Vinesh's wrestling: - High level of focus and concentration - Ability to quickly analyze opponents and adjust strategies mid-match - Mental toughness to overcome setbacks within a bout - Confidence in her abilities, allowing her to take calculated risks As Vinesh continues to refine her techniques and adapt her style, she remains at the forefront of women's freestyle wrestling. Her unique combination of physical skills, technical proficiency, and mental fortitude makes her a formidable opponent and a role model for aspiring wrestlers worldwide.

Vinesh Phogat's Impact on Indian Wrestling

Vinesh Phogat's influence extends far beyond her personal achievements on the wrestling mat. She has become a transformative figure in Indian sports, particularly in wrestling, inspiring a new generation of athletes and challenging societal norms. Inspiring a new generation of female wrestlers Vinesh's success has had a profound impact on young women across India, particularly in rural areas where wrestling was traditionally seen as a male-dominated sport. Read the full article

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Vinesh Phogat: A Wrestling Star

Vinesh Phogat: A Wrestling Star – Vinesh Phogat has been already printed in the history of wrestling as she is the first female wrestler to enter a gold medal bout. Regarded as one of the best wrestlers to make an appearance from India in the Paris 2024 Olympics, she has also a strong wrestling family background. 

Vinesh was born into one of the most famed Indian wrestling families and cousins, Geeta Phogat, and Babita Kumari. Her uncle Mahavir Singh Phogat instilled the idea of wrestling in her at a very young age.

The locals, who believed that wrestling was a man’s activity and supported keeping women within their homes, opposed Vinesh’s actions. Vinesh Phogat also had to deal with her father’s sudden death at the age of nine.

The Inspiring Journey of Vinesh Phogat 

Commonly, the subject of inspiration belongs to Vinesh Phogat, who may be considered one of the most influential people of the present day for many people, as she shows persistence at her best. In the sphere of women’s wrestling, she takes her place as a leading figure and her fame rises higher because of her sheer passion and splendid shows.

Nevertheless, she goes on and overcomes all the odds, barriers, and shake-offs of the society and her success narrative can be seen on the national as well as international level painting the picture of success amidst the Modest challenges. 

Just a few days back, Vinesh Phogat was angry and unbeatable indeed on the issues of threatening, police arrest, backlash in a protest she was leading, and even a campaign to malign her character months before her dream of winning the Olympic medal turned into reality.

Rather than sit in her despair, she rained abuses on her critics and abusers loudly and fiercely. So this would come in handy as she failed twice over 12 years, to make it to the Olympics; She became the first Indian women wrestler to qualify for it. 

She has faced a lot of hardships and failure on the way and now she is an example of perfection and one of the most legendary female wrestlers of all time. Her sterling record is characterized by a dazzling array of medals and achievements that she got by dint of prowess and sweat; this makes her a champagne sporting personality.

She has now emerged as the most successful female wrestler who has been awarded many medals throughout her wrestling career. 

Vinesh Phogat one of the ruthless wrestlers of India, was born in Charkhi Dadri, Haryana on 25 August 1994. Indian professional wrestler and a three-time Olympian performed exceptionally in the Paris Olympics 2024, however, she is now disqualified because of her overweight by 100 grams before her gold medal match.

Earlier, she was the first Indian woman wrestler that win the gold in the Commonwealth or the Asian games. And frequently, she is now the only Indian woman wrestler to win multiple medals at the World Wrestling Championships.

Paris Olympics 2024: A memorable journey 

The storyline of Vinesh Phogat is very prominent. She is now become the attraction of the Olympics 2024. Although, she is disqualified for the finals but her journey is very sparkling and exceptional. She showcased her and her devoting performances till she was disqualified. 

In competing at the 2024 Asian Wrestling Olympic Qualification Tournament in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, Vinesh earned a quota place for India at the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris, France. The rules necessitated wrestlers to be weighed on two occasions, in which Vinesh passed the 50kg weight check.

However, she went beyond the limit after her fights, she had to drop 2kgs for the following morning’s weigh-in to get down to the needed weight. The 50kg division will now result in one gold and two bronze medals.

At the Paris 2024 Olympics, she created history by appearing as the first Indian wrestler to triumph over Yui Susaki, the gold medal-dominating woman, and the World Champion during the round of 16 bouts of women’s 50 kg wrestling.

Oksana Livach from Ukraine 7-5 was also defeated by Phogat in the quarter-final and Yusneylys Guzman of Cuba 5-0 in the semi-final. With these victories, she became the first Indian female wrestler to enter an Olympic final.  

With the remembrance of her obstacles, struggles, and successes. This is a small attempt to brighten up the inspirational and influential journey of Vinesh Phogat. 

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