Suchika Tariyal created history by winning the bronze medal in the Asian Games. Suchika has become the first athlete from India to win an Asian Games medal in Mixed Martial Arts. She won the bronze medal in the women's 60 kg event. She faced Singapore's Teo Hui Hoon in the semi-finals. This match has become a cause of great controversy, because the first result was in Hoon's favor, but later the match was declared a draw. Actually, the winner was not decided until the end of the time. Therefore, one minute of extra time was added to the match. In the last minute, Teo made a tremendous attack, while the Indian athlete scored a takedown to level the match once again. When the match ended, both the athletes were celebrating and claiming their victory. When the result went in favor of Singapore's Teo Hui Hoon, the Indian camp protested. Usually the decision of this star's match is decided by a panel of 3 judges, but after 10 days of the match, the athlete's weight was decided on the basis of the draw.
Suchika Tariyal Wins Bronze Medal in Mixed Martial Arts at Asian Games
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