Boxing
Tokyo Olympics: Boxing LIVE Day 7, 30 July - Simranjit loses, Lovlina assured of medal - Updates, Scores, Results, Blog
India has won its first medal today as Lovlina progresses to the semi finals while Simranjit crashes out in the Round of 16
Welcome to The Bridge's LIVE blog of Boxing from Day 7 of the Tokyo Olympics.
Two Indian boxers will be aiming to move on to the next round today.
Women's Lightweight Round of 16- Simranjit Bhaatt (India) vs S. Seesondee (Thailand). Timing- 8:18am IST
Women's welterweight Quarter-finals - L. Borgohain(India) vs.N.C. Chen (Chinese Taipei). Timing- 8:48am IST
Live Updates
- 30 July 2021 3:01 AM GMT
1 Minute to go
Can Simranjit pull off the unexpected? It seems as though the game is already lost as Seesondee is still as agile and quick as ever. She is still landing punches successfully and might have won this comfortably.
- 30 July 2021 2:59 AM GMT
Round 3
Both coaches are cheering their boxer's on. Seesondee continues to react effectively every time Simranjit makes a move. She is taking her chances well and has used Simranjit's open guard quite effectively.
- 30 July 2021 2:57 AM GMT
Kaur's inexperience is showing in this round despite giving it her all. She seems to be tiring out soon but has been at the receiving end of several face punches by the Thai
- 30 July 2021 2:55 AM GMT
Round 2
Simranjit comes in to try and make a difference to her scorecard but is caught of 4 different occasions within the first 40 seconds. She is being slightly reckless now. Seesondee is playing it smart and is drawing her to the ropes.
- 30 July 2021 2:55 AM GMT
Round 2
Simranjit comes in to try and make a difference to her scorecard but is caught of 4 different occasions within the first 40 seconds. She is being slightly reckless now. Seesondee is playing it smart and is drawing her to the ropes.
- 30 July 2021 2:53 AM GMT
Last 45 seconds
Simranjit has got her flow now and is evading Seesonde's punches. It would be interesting to see hot he judges have marked them
- 30 July 2021 2:51 AM GMT
Round 1
Her Thai opponent seems to be getting the better off in the initial 30 seconds. Lot of combinations as both of them try and get by each other. Simranjit is dropping her guard too often and is that is being capitalised on by her opponent.