YANG Wenlu Triumphs in Women's 60kg Boxing Semifinal at 2024 Olympics

On August 3, 2024, the Women's 60kg boxing semifinals captivated fans at the North Paris Arena as China's YANG Wenlu faced off against Wu Shih Yi from Chinese Taipei. YANG, who entered the match as the top seed and with an impressive track record, showcased her skills and determination throughout the bout.

The match began with both athletes demonstrating their agility and tactical prowess. As the rounds progressed, YANG's experience became evident as she consistently landed precise punches and maintained control of the ring. By the end of the semifinal, the judges unanimously awarded YANG a score of 30 to 27 across all five judges, culminating in a total victory score of 5 to 0.

Wu Shih Yi, despite her best efforts and commendable performance, could not keep up with YANG's speed and strategy. The final score solidified YANG's place in the finals, where she will compete for the gold medal.

The officiating team, led by referee Emerson Alejandro Pastor Arreaga from Guatemala, ensured a fair and smooth competition. Judges from Kazakhstan, Iran, Argentina, Estonia, and Slovakia contributed to the evaluation of this high-stakes match.

As the anticipation builds for the final bout, YANG Wenlu's performance has not only put her in contention for Olympic glory but has also inspired countless fans and aspiring boxers around the world. The Women's 60kg final promises to be an exciting showdown, with YANG aiming to bring home the gold for China.