The Sheikh Russel Roller Skating Complex in the city recently witnessed a display of sheer athleticism and determination as the 12th Services Wrestling Competition concluded its second day with a flurry of gold medal matches. With thirteen titles on the line, the event brought together some of the finest talents from the services sector, showcasing their prowess on the mat.
In an electrifying showdown in the men's division, Bangladesh Army's Belal showcased his dominance by clinching the gold in the fiercely contested 57kg weight category, outmaneuvering Border Guard Bangladesh's (BGB) Ujjal in a gripping battle.
Meanwhile, BGB's Siraj emerged triumphant in the 65kg category, displaying exceptional skill to defeat Sohrab from the Bangladesh Police Force. The competition only intensified as Bangladesh Ansar's Dipu secured gold in the 70kg weight division, overpowering Army's Mahfuz in a thrilling encounter. Adding to the spectacle, Army's Jewel emerged victorious in the 74kg category, demonstrating his resilience against BGB's Al Rajib.
In the women's division, Bangladesh Ansar's Rezia Sultana exhibited her strength and technique to claim gold in the 59kg category, triumphing over the Army's Taslima in a closely contested bout. Not to be outdone, Ansar's Maryam displayed her prowess in the 62kg weight category, securing the gold medal by defeating Mamni from the police force. Furthermore, Ansar's Dola Khatun showcased her superiority in the 65kg weight class, emerging victorious against Nasrin of Titas Gas. Army's Irene proved her mettle by clinching gold in the 68kg category, overcoming Ansar's Jyoti in a fiercely fought battle.
Wrapping up the women's division, Poppy from the Bangladesh Police demonstrated her skill and determination in the 72kg weight category, triumphing over Farjana Mitu of the Bangladesh Army.
Organized by the Bangladesh Amateur Wrestling Federation, the competition saw the participation of 150 men's and women's players from various service teams. Over three days, athletes competed across twenty-eight categories, showcasing their talent and determination in pursuit of victory on the wrestling mat.
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