August 10th 2024.
In an exhilarating match at the Olympics, Aman Sehrawat made history by winning the bronze medal in the 57 kg freestyle wrestling category. Being his debut at the games, it was a momentous occasion for the 21-year-old wrestler. As he basked in the glory of his achievement, Aman urged his fellow young Indian wrestlers to draw inspiration from his medal and strive towards success in the sport.
The victory was even more significant as it marked India's first wrestling medal at the Games. Aman had set his sights on the gold medal, but his bronze win was no less commendable. "I am thrilled with my performance and I dedicate this medal to my country. While my aim was to bring home the gold, I am proud of what I have achieved on my Olympic debut," Aman shared with IANS.
He also acknowledged the role of his mentor, Sushil Kumar, who had paved the way for Indian wrestlers in the Olympics. Aman believed that his medal would serve as a motivation for aspiring wrestlers in the country. "The wrestling culture in India is rapidly growing, and I am confident that we will see many more medals in the future Olympics," he added.
The match against Puerto Rico's Darian Cruz was intense, with Aman initially trailing behind. But he remained calm and focused, executing a series of attacks that earned him valuable points. Despite a brief setback, Aman's determination never wavered, and he ultimately emerged victorious.
As he reflected on his journey, Aman expressed his gratitude and acknowledged the significance of his accomplishment. However, he was already looking ahead to his next goals. "My aim now is to prepare for the 2028 Olympics and the 2026 Asian Games," Aman declared, with determination shining in his eyes. He hoped to continue the legacy of Indian wrestling and bring home more medals in the future.
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