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Olympic Games: Nigerian Wrestler Adekuoroye Loses 57kg Fight To China

by Olawale Ayeni
1 year ago
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Team Nigeria’s Odunayo Adekuoroye was defeated in the quarterfinal of the 57kg women’s wrestling fight to China’s Kexin Hong on Thursday at the ongoing 2024 Olympics Games in Paris, France.

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The defending African champion, who started her Olympic campaign on a winning note, humble Fouzia Aouissi in the round of 16.

Adekuoroye, who aimed to continue her Olympic medal quest, started the fight in an impressive fashion, by leading 4-0, before the Chinese came from behind to level the score 4-4 few minutes later.

Getting to the closing stages of the fight, the Chinese star gathered momentum and put Adekuoroye to the sword to book the semifinal ticket with a final score of 10-8.

Adekuoroye would now hope that the China’s Hong would make it to the Wrestling 57kg final to fancy her chances to compete in the repechage.

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