Janjaem Suwannapheng Triumphs Over Brigitte Mbabi in Women's 66kg Boxing Prelims
Machina Sports
On August 1, 2024, the Women’s 66kg boxing preliminaries witnessed a thrilling showdown at the North Paris Arena, where Thailand's Janjaem Suwannapheng faced off against Brigitte Mbabi from the Democratic Republic of the Congo. In a match that showcased the skill and determination of both athletes, Suwannapheng emerged victorious, earning her spot in the next round of the tournament.
The bout began with both fighters demonstrating their prowess, but it was Suwannapheng who took an early lead. Throughout the match, she displayed superior technique and agility, which was evident in the judges' scoring. The judges awarded her scores of 30, 29, 29, 28, and 28, culminating in a total of 4 points, securing a win against Mbabi, who finished with 1 point.
Brigitte Mbabi, a rising star born on May 4, 2002, put up a commendable fight but found herself outmatched in this particular round. The competitive spirit between the two fighters was palpable, making it a memorable contest for spectators.
The match was officiated by a distinguished panel of judges including Abderrazzak Mouhni from France as the referee, and judges from Argentina, Germany, Ireland, and Canada who ensured a fair contest. With the bout concluded, Suwannapheng now moves on to the next phase of the competition, while Mbabi will undoubtedly look to learn and grow from this experience.
The Women's 66kg event continues to be one of the highlights of the boxing competitions at the Paris 2024 Olympics, drawing fans eager to witness the best female boxers in action. Overall, the event stands as a testament to the hard work and dedication of all athletes involved, showcasing their commitment to their respective nations and the sport.
- Boxing
- Women's 66kg - Prelims - Round of 16
- boxing
- olympics
- 2024
- Thailand
- Democratic Republic of the Congo
- Paris
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