Gonda (UP). Sarita Mor set a good example of courage and skill by defeating Geeta Phogat to win the women’s 59kg title at the National Wrestling Championships on Friday. Female star fighters like Sakshi Malik and Divya Kakran had to be defeated. 59kg was the richest group of women while the three winners of the world championships were in the title race.

Bronze medalist at the World Championships Sarita Mor was challenged by Pooja Dhanda only (winner of the bronze medal at the 2018 World Championships). He defeated his opponents in two games and won one game for points. Geeta Phogat returned to the running race after a three-year maternity leave. Bronze medalist at the 2012 World Championships Geeta, 32, made her final appearance after being beaten 8-0 by 26-year-old Sarita.

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Previously, Geeta participated in the 2017 national competition and defeated Sarita for the last time. Sarita later said, ‘After the World Championship, I had a good attitude. I tried my best to rebel and I am glad that the practice I did was successful. Geeta said the 8-0 win in the final would be a painful one but he is happy to have won the silver medal.

Geeta Phogat said, ‘Winning and losing does not matter, but the kind of defeat that is taking place hurts. Finally, I could not play my way. I gave Sarita a chance to rule. His sister Geeta Sangeeta won the 63kg title. In the heavyweight division, Manisha defeated Sakshi Malik 6-1. Bronze medalist at Rio Olympics 2016 Sakshi has been suffering for some time and is losing in domestic competitions.

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Sangeeta suffered a setback from Lovleen Kaur of Punjab in her first game but later did well in the following games. Divya Kakran who won the bronze medal at the Under-23 World Championships also lost. She was defeated by Pinky who later won a gold medal. Kulwinder received a silver medal. Shivani Panwar and Simran also impressed in the 50kg category. Shivani defeated fellow Tokyo Olympics teammates Seema Bisla 7-2 in the semi-finals and defeated Simran to win the gold medal.