Vinesh Phogat's disqualification from Olympics heartbreaking, IOA should raise matter: Oppn MPs

Name: Vinesh Phogats disqualification from Olympics heartbreaking, IOA should raise matter: Oppn MPs
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Description: #OLYMPICS2024 #VINESHPHOGAT #wrestlingnews Vinesh Phogat's disqualification from Olympics heartbreaking, IOA should raise matter: Oppn MPs A day after the best day of her life, when she beat the great Yui Susaki and then reached the final of the women's...

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#OLYMPICS2024 #VINESHPHOGAT #wrestlingnews Vinesh Phogat's disqualification from Olympics heartbreaking, IOA should raise matter: Oppn MPs A day after the best day of her life, when she beat the great Yui Susaki and then reached the final of the women's 50kg freestyle, Vinesh Phogat suffered the greatest possible despair when she was disqualified for being around 100 grams overweight. Assured of at least a silver medal yesterday, Vinesh must return empty-handed from Paris --- the third Olympics tragedy of her career. According to sources in the know, Vinesh had a sleepless night as she tried her best to lose weight by the usual methods --- exercising, sweating and running --- but did not succeed.

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