As the most promising boxer to win the gold medal of Boxing Vietnam at the 31st SEA Games, Nguyen Thi Tam is considered the most heavy candidate for the 51kg weight championship. The last opponent to prevent Tam from winning gold medals at home is Irish Magno, Filipino boxer.
3 years ago at the 30th SEA Games, Tam surpassed Magno itself to win the gold medal in your country. In this reunion, Vietnamese boxers were once again highly appreciated than the opponent before the match began. Magno played with the highest ability, but she did not show much before her mind.
With the level of Asia's leading puncher, Nguyen Thi Tam quickly took the initiative to Magno. She makes the most of the advantage of height and long arms to fight from afar, not to give Magno the opportunity to approach most of the match time. That style helps Tam win the gap in the first half.
Of the 5 inspections for the match between Tam and Magno, there are 4 people for Tam to win with a 10-9 score, the other has won 10-8. The advantage of the score continues to be expressed in the second half, when the Iranian inspection continued to mark Ms. Thang 10-8 and the remaining people marked 10-9.
Nguyen Thi Tam overwhelmed before Magno
Entering the final match, Tam continued to overwhelm Magno but no longer hit the intensity as before. However, that is enough for Vietnamese boxers to continue to have a 10-9 win, thereby winning the final victory with a score of 5-0.
With the successful protection of the championship, Nguyen Thi Tam also brought back the first gold medal for Boxing Vietnam in the 31st SEA Games. In the two previous finals, the boxers Tran Van Thao and Trinh Thi Diem Kieu both received defeats and won the final gold medal.