India enjoys all-win Saturday at Asian Youth Boxing

The 17-year-old Sachin got past Mongolia’s Enkh-Amgalan Bayarsaikman with a unanimous verdict after thoroughly dominating his rival in his opening bout. He will square off against Filipino Ian Solis James in his quarterfinal contest on July 4.

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India enjoys all-win Saturday at Asian Youth Boxing

India enjoys all-win Saturday at Asian Youth Boxing

World youth champion Sachin Siwach (49kg) hardly broke a sweat to enter the quarterfinals on an all-win opening day for India at the Asian Youth Boxing Championships in Bankok on Saturday.

The 17-year-old Sachin got past Mongolia’s Enkh-Amgalan Bayarsaikman with a unanimous verdict after thoroughly dominating his rival in his opening bout. He will square off against Filipino Ian Solis James in his quarterfinal contest on July 4.

His namesake in the middleweight 75kg category also won his opening bout, defeating Syria’s Abdul Shoman. The bout had to be stopped early after Shoman sustained an injury.

Also advancing to the last-eight stage was Akash Kumar (64kg) after a win over Tajikistan’s Azizov Shokhmukhammad.

The continental showpiece features 120 boxers from 23 countries of the region.

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