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Manisha Bhanwala becomes India's first women's world wrestling champion

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In a breathtaking gold medal bout, Manisha overturned a daunting 0-6 deficit to defeat Pan American champion Abigail Nette 8-6. Refusing to surrender despite falling behind early, the Indian wrestler mounted a remarkable comeback to turn the contest on its head and secure a historic victory.

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Manisha Bhanwala becomes India's first women's world wrestling champion. In a breathtaking gold medal bout, Manisha overturned a daunting 0-6 deficit to defeat Pan American champion Abigail Nette 8-6. Refusing to surrender despite falling behind early, the Indian wrestler mounted a remarkable comeback to turn the contest on its head and secure a historic victory. Covered by 1 publications. The Times of India: Manisha Bhanwala becomes India's first women's world wrestling champion.

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  1. The Times of India India Manisha Bhanwala becomes India's first women's world wrestling champion In a breathtaking gold medal bout, Manisha overturned a daunting 0-6 deficit to defeat Pan American champion Abigail Nette 8-6. Refusing to surrender despite falling behind early, the Indian wrestler mounted a remarkable comeback to turn the contest on its head and secure a historic victory. 2 h ago · Tier 3

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