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Nishant loses quarters and Paris berth

Busto Arsizio, March 12 Nishant Dev missed out on a Paris Olympics quota by a whisker, suffering a heartbreaking loss in the 71kg class quarterfinals as all Indian boxers returned empty-handed from the first World Olympic Boxing Qualifier. Dev went...

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Updated At : 03:24 PM Mar 13, 2024 IST

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Busto Arsizio, March 12

Nishant Dev missed out on a Paris Olympics quota by a whisker, suffering a heartbreaking loss in the 71kg class quarterfinals as all Indian boxers returned empty-handed from the first World Olympic Boxing Qualifier.

Dev went down 1-4 to USA’s Omari Jones, the 2021 World Championships silver medallist, in a closely-contested quarterfinal late on Monday.

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