Indian Olympics Dream!!!!
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yogeshwar next bout is with a Russian & he is world championship gold medalist in 2011
Well in that case another repechage
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Sushil kumar said indian wrestlers were given tough opponents at very first.... He said he will win Gold medal but he felt sad because most indian wrestler been knocked out because they were facing gold medalist or silver medalist. While other country wrestlers were given a easy opponents.... He confused why it happened.... By the way Yogesh defeated Silver medalist. Now he will face Gold medalist. Am glad that there is no diamond medal or else yogesh would had given diamond medalist after defeating gold medalist.... by the way i dont think yogesh can win. He alot unlucky he got tough opponents.... We should teach england cricket team a very good lession when they enter india.... Dont keep much hope that yogesh would win.... Russian wrestler really top class.... But am hoping for a bronze though....
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As i predicted in my above post.... Yogesh lost to world champion.... i really doubt we can get a gold medal even when sushil kumar the champion.... Everything is against him.... By the way we did far best specially when cry baby the brit pm was against india.... Still we kicked him and earned 4 medals. Hats off to india. We did well.
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can you give me schedule...
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If you get lost in initial rounds and the one who beat you win gold, you get a chance to contend for bronze, that is repechage.
Now Yogeshwar need to win 2 more matches to claim bronze.
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Olympics LIVE: Wrestler Yogeshwar Dutt wins repechage round, stays in medal hunt
London: Saturday, 10: 25 PM IST - Wrestler Yogeshwar Dutt wins repechage round, stays in medal hunt!
Saturday, 10:15 PM IST - India pins hopes on Yogeshwar Dutt as repechage round underway.
Saturday, 9:55 PM IST -Yogeshwar Dutt’s repechage round at 10:15 PM ST.
He will take on Franklin Gomez Matos of Puerto Rico.
Saturday, 8:50 PM IST- Indian wrestler Yogeshwar Dutt qualifies for the repechage rounds
Indian wrestler Yogeshwar Dutt qualified for the repechage rounds in the men's 60kg wrestling event as his conqueror in the pre-quarterfinal stage, Besik Kudukhov, made it to the final of the event.
Saturday, 7:20 PM IST -
Wrestler Yogeshwar Dutt loses pre-quarterfinal bout
Indian wrestler Yogeshwar Dutt lost 0-3 to Beijing bronze-medallist Besik Kudukhov of Russia in the 60kg freestyle pre-quarterfinals bout at the London Olympics.
Dutt will get a chance to hunt for bronze in repechage rounds if his conqueror Kudukhov managed to reach the final.
Saturday, 7:10 PM IST - Yogeshwar Dutt wins, pre-quarterfinals underway
Yogeshwar Dutt is up against Russian wrestler Besik Kudukhov, who won bronze at the 2008 Olympics.
Saturday, 5:52 PM IST - Yogeshwar storms into pre-quarterfinals
Indian wrestler Yogeshwar Dutt advanced to pre-quarterfinals after beating Anatolie Ilarionovitch Guidea of Bulgaria 3-1 in the 60kg freestyle qualification round at the London Olympics on Saturday.
Saturday, 5:50 PM IST - Yogeshwar Dutt in action against Anatolie Guidea of Bulgaria in the 60kg category qualification round.
He is the only Indian wrestler to win two medals at the Asian Championships.
Saturday, 5:40 PM -
Basanta Rana finishes 36th in 50km walk, breaks national record
India's Basanta Bahadur Rana broke national record in 50km walk event with the timing of 3:56:48 and finished 36th at the London Olympics on Saturday.
Saturday, 4:35 PM IST - Yogeshwar Dutt's match up next! He will take on Anatolie Guidea of Bulgaria in the 60kg category qualification round.
Saturday, 4:00 PM IST- India's next chance to clinch medal at 2012 London Olympics will come in wrestling!
At 5.35 PM IST on Saturday, Yogeshwar Dutt will take on Anatolie Guidea of Bulgaria in the 60kg category qualification round. Yogeshwar Dutt is an experienced wrestler and this is his 3rd Olympics.
Earlier, Indian Hockey team on Saturday touched a new low by finishing at the bottom of the competition after being beaten 3-2 by South Africa in the 11-12 place classification match at the Olympic Games here on Saturday.
This was the sixth straight loss at the Riverbank Arena for the Indian team, who made a return to the Olympics after failing to qualify for the 2008 Games in Beijing.
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London Olympics 2012: Wrestler Yogeshwar Dutt wins 60kg freestyle repechage round 1
India's Yogeshwar Dutt defeated Puerto Rico's Franklin Gomez Matos in the repechage round 1 of the 60kg wrestling competition of the London Olympics on Saturday.
The win kept alive his hopes of a bronze medal. This was his third bout of the day in which he won two and lost one. First, he beat Bulgaria's Anatolie llarionovitch Guidea in the qualification, but ended up losing to Russia's Besik Kudukhov in the pre-quarterfinals.
But, Dutt's Olympic medal hopes were rekindled as he qualified for the repechage round of the men's 60kg wrestling event after Russian Besik Kudukhov, who had defeated the Indian in the pre-quarterfinal.
But it will still be a long road ahead for the Indian before he gets into the bronze medal match.
The 30-year-old Indian will be facing Franklin Gomez Matos of Puerto Rico in the first repechage round.
If Yogeshwar wins, he will face Iranian Masoud Esmaeilpoorjouybari in the second repechage round for a place in the bronze medal match against North Korean Jong Myong Ri.
Yogeshwar must thank World Champion Kudukhov for keeping alive his bronze medal hope.
The Russian, bronze medallist at the 2008 Beijing Games, won his quarter-final match 3-1 against Esmaeilpoorjouybari and semi-final 3-0 against Myong Ri to qualify for the final. Kudukhov will face Azerbaijan's Toghrul Asgarov in the title clash.
Yogeshwar had lost his pre-quarterfinal bout to Kudukhov. The Indian survived just two periods before losing 3-0 to the reigning World Champion, who was also a bronze medallist at the 2008 Beijing Games.
Yogeshwar lost the first period 1-0 and the second 2-0. The Indian's medal hopes now depend on the Russian.
Yogeshwar qualified for the pre-quarterfinal, beating Bulgarian Anatolie Ilarionovitch Guidea in the first round.
The Indian made a brilliant comeback after losing the first period to win the bout 3-1.
Guidea won the first period 1-0 but Yogeshwar did well in the second period, bagging it 2-0. Yogeshwar completely dominated the third and the final period to win it 5-2.
London Olympics 2012: Wrestler Yogeshwar Dutt wins 60kg freestyle repechage round 1 : Latest News - London Olympics 2012, News - India Today
India's Yogeshwar Dutt defeated Puerto Rico's Franklin Gomez Matos in the repechage round 1 of the 60kg wrestling competition of the London Olympics on Saturday.
The win kept alive his hopes of a bronze medal. This was his third bout of the day in which he won two and lost one. First, he beat Bulgaria's Anatolie llarionovitch Guidea in the qualification, but ended up losing to Russia's Besik Kudukhov in the pre-quarterfinals.
But, Dutt's Olympic medal hopes were rekindled as he qualified for the repechage round of the men's 60kg wrestling event after Russian Besik Kudukhov, who had defeated the Indian in the pre-quarterfinal.
But it will still be a long road ahead for the Indian before he gets into the bronze medal match.
The 30-year-old Indian will be facing Franklin Gomez Matos of Puerto Rico in the first repechage round.
If Yogeshwar wins, he will face Iranian Masoud Esmaeilpoorjouybari in the second repechage round for a place in the bronze medal match against North Korean Jong Myong Ri.
Yogeshwar must thank World Champion Kudukhov for keeping alive his bronze medal hope.
The Russian, bronze medallist at the 2008 Beijing Games, won his quarter-final match 3-1 against Esmaeilpoorjouybari and semi-final 3-0 against Myong Ri to qualify for the final. Kudukhov will face Azerbaijan's Toghrul Asgarov in the title clash.
Yogeshwar had lost his pre-quarterfinal bout to Kudukhov. The Indian survived just two periods before losing 3-0 to the reigning World Champion, who was also a bronze medallist at the 2008 Beijing Games.
Yogeshwar lost the first period 1-0 and the second 2-0. The Indian's medal hopes now depend on the Russian.
Yogeshwar qualified for the pre-quarterfinal, beating Bulgarian Anatolie Ilarionovitch Guidea in the first round.
The Indian made a brilliant comeback after losing the first period to win the bout 3-1.
Guidea won the first period 1-0 but Yogeshwar did well in the second period, bagging it 2-0. Yogeshwar completely dominated the third and the final period to win it 5-2.
London Olympics 2012: Wrestler Yogeshwar Dutt wins 60kg freestyle repechage round 1 : Latest News - London Olympics 2012, News - India Today
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