No time to grieve over Tokyo loss, says Vinesh Phogat

New Delhi, August 27 Star Indian wrestler Vinesh Phogat said she does not have much time to grieve over her Tokyo Games debacle and is gearing up for future challenges. “At the senior level we don’t have enough time to...

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Updated At : 01:05 PM Aug 28, 2021 IST

New Delhi, August 27

Star Indian wrestler Vinesh Phogat said she does not have much time to grieve over her Tokyo Games debacle and is gearing up for future challenges. “At the senior level we don’t have enough time to grieve over a defeat, because the next Olympics are approaching and there are back-to-back competitions,” said Vinesh.

Young wrestler Anshu Malik said a sports psychologist should be attached with the team. “…sometimes you get nervous, like Olympics is a big stage. If someone can interact with us, like a psychologist, that will be better,” she said. — PTI

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