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Left Owned by The Logical Indian (independent digital media)Wrestler Manisha Bhanwala Lost Her Father, Four Years Later She Fulfilled His Dream With Historic World Gold
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After losing her father in 2022, Indian wrestler Manisha Bhanwala overcame a 0-6 deficit to defeat Abigail Nette 8-6 and become India's first woman wrestling world champion.
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CHENNAI: Thanks to Manisha Bhanwala's historic gold and her fellow women wrestlers' two silver and one bronze, India registered their best-ever show at the 2026 Senior World Championships in Astana, Kazakhstan in 65 years. The result hints towards exponential growth of the sport in the country but a…
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Manisha Bhanwala became India's first women's wrestling world champion, beating American Abigail Nette in the 59kg freestyle final at the World Wrestling Championships. She became only the second Indian wrestler to claim a senior world crown after Sushil Kumar, who won in 2010.
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After losing her father in 2022, Indian wrestler Manisha Bhanwala overcame a 0-6 deficit to defeat Abigail Nette 8-6 and become India's first woman wrestling world champion.
