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Dhami, Kakshapati win at Immortal Fighting Championship in India

From Kathmandu Post · (1d ago) English Positive tone

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  • Two Nepali amateur fighters, Sangita Dhami and Kunjan Kakshapati, secured victories at the Immortal Fighting Championship-1 in Bengaluru, India.
  • Kakshapati defeated India's Inzamam Ul Huck via rear-naked choke in his professional debut, improving his record to 8-2. Dhami, a former wrestling gold medalist, won her bout against Aarya Choudhary by TKO in the third round.

Kathmandu Post celebrates the impressive victories of Nepali fighters Sangita Dhami and Kunjan Kakshapati at the Immortal Fighting Championship-1 in Bengaluru, India. These wins underscore the growing talent and determination of Nepali athletes on the international stage.

Kunjan Kakshapati's debut win, a hard-fought submission victory, demonstrates his skill and dedication to his dream of becoming a professional fighter. His record now stands at 8-2, a testament to his potential.

If he takes your back, the fight is over

โ€” Immortal FCImmortal FC's pre-fight commentary on Kunjan Kakshapati's fighting style.

Sangita Dhami, a decorated wrestler with a gold medal from the 2019 South Asian Games, showcased her transition to MMA with a decisive TKO victory. Her resilience in overcoming a tough opponent like Aarya Choudhary highlights her fighting spirit.

These achievements not only bring pride to Nepal but also inspire aspiring martial artists across the nation. The success of these amateur fighters at a championship in India signifies a significant step forward for Nepali combat sports.

I was never involved in any of the issues highlighted and/or any wrongdoing whatsoever. My compulsory retirement was without due process, as it was a clear departure from the disciplinary process and laid-down procedures of the Armed Forces of Nigeria, as well as natural justice.

โ€” One of the dismissed officersAn unnamed dismissed officer's statement regarding his compulsory retirement.
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