Women's World Boxing Championships Semi-Final LIVE Updates: Nikhat Zareen Leads After 2nd Round In 50kg Semi-Final Bout

23.03.2023 - 16:05 sports.ndtv.com

Women's World Boxing Championships Semi-Final LIVE updates: Tournament favourites Nikhat Zareen and Lovlina Borgohain will line up for their semi-final bouts at the Women's World Boxing Championships on Thursday.

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Women's World Boxing Championships: Where To Watch Live Telecast, Live Streaming Of Nikhat Zareen's Final Bout

Nikhat Zareen will be buoyed by the home support as she fights the final bout to defend her world crown. And standing between her and the second world title is another fancied opponent -- two-time Asian champion Nguyen Thi Tam of Vietnam. For Nikhat, it's a chance to become only the second Indian to win the prestigious title more than once after the legendary MC Mary Kom, who has a record six titles to her name. Nikhat, who has moved down to 50kg from 52kg after the latter was scrapped from the Paris Olympics, has given a good account of herself in the light flyweight category. The 26-year-old arguably had the hardest path to the final among all Indian pugilists, having to fight strong opponents across five bouts in the highly-contested Olympic category.