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Nitesh Siwach ने Asian Games 2026 में Greco-Roman 97 किलो वर्ग में सिल्वर मेडल जीता। फाइनल में जापान के नाकाजातो से हार, पर भारत का सिर ऊंचा।

India's Nitesh Siwach reaches Men's Greco-Roman 97kg wrestling final in Asian Games, assures at least a silver medal

Nitesh Siwach wins silver after going down to Japan's Yuri Nakazato in men's Greco-Roman 97kg Asian Games wrestling final

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Nitesh Siwach (Image credit: X) NEW DELHI: Nitesh Siwach's wait for a Greco-Roman wrestling gold medal at the Asian Games will continue after he settled for silver following a defeat to Japan's Yuri Nakazato on Thursday.Nitesh was beaten 0-4 by the local favourite in the men's 97kg final.The Indian tried to take control early with a two-on-one grip, but Nakazato kept him under pressure and did not allow him to launch an attack. Nakazato takes early lead Nakazato opened the scoring by pushing Nitesh out of the mat.Nitesh was then put into the ground position for passivity.

Live updates: Nitesh Siwach vs Yuri Nakazato men's Greco-Roman 97kg gold medal bout to start soon at Asian Games

Nagoya, Oct 1 (SocialNews.XYZ) Nitesh Siwach stormed into the final of the Greco-Roman 97kg after a stellar 9-0 technical superiority win over Mongolia's Ganbaataryn Gankhuyag in the semifinal at the Nagoya City Inae Sports Center in the ongoing Asian Games here on Thursday. Nitesh has now become the first Indian to march into the final of the Greco-Roman wrestling at the Asiad since the 1962 Games, ending a 64-year wait for India. He will now face Yuri Nakazato of Japan in the gold medal clash later in the day. If Nitesh beats Nakazato, he will become the first Indian to win an Asiad gold in Greco-Roman wrestling after Ganpat Andalkar, who won the gold at the 1962 Asian Games in Jakarta.

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