Entering 4/5, Boxing Vietnam continued to have 3 boxers competing in the semi -finals of the U22 and Asian Championships 2024. These are all athletes competing in the U22 age of women. The first player was Pham Thi Quynh Anh (Tien Giang. She encountered Farzona Fozilova (Uzbekistan) in a 48kg weight class.
Having reached the quarterfinals of the World Championship, Farzona Fozilova showed that she was completely competing compared to the representative of Vietnam. Uzbekistan boxers constantly moved, cornered Quynh Anh and had very accurate attacks. That tactic helps Farzona constantly maintain the advantage of the whole match.
Quynh Anh tried to play and counterattack, but she could not turn the game before a much stronger opponent, Farzona Fozilova. In all 3 rounds, Uzbekistan boxers were given 5 victory assessments. The match closed with the final victory of 5-0 in favor of Uzbekistan boxer, and Quynh Anh left the tournament with the bronze medal.
After Pham Thi Quynh Anh, Vietnam has 2 more boxers, Do Thi Linh Chi (63kg female) and Nguyen Thi Trang (class 70kg female). These are all boxers of Hanoi. Linh Chi encountered Prachi (India) in the semi -final. Her opponent is also a very strong boxer and has a lot of international experience.
Linh Chi is a martial artist with some good achievements in recent domestic leagues. However, she was still quite young when encountering international competitors. Prachi shows that he is completely on Vietnamese fighters, when he actively attacks and masters the pace of the match.
The first half closed with the victory of Indian boxers. Entering the second half, the gap is even greater when all 5 prachi judgments won 10-8. Indian boxers continued to overwhelm Linh Chi in the final half, thereby winning the final 5-0. The representative of Vietnam left the tournament with the bronze medal.
As for Nguyen Thu Trang, the representative of Vietnam met Saneh (India). This boxer joined a bit “Sung”, but soon after, she was regained by the opponent. The advantage of hitting the range helps Saneh to force Thu Trang, and constantly have accurate attacks.
The first half closed with the victory of Indian boxers. Entering the second half, Saneh played more overwhelming. She had a good situation on Thu Trang's side, causing the Vietnamese representative to be counted by the referee. Thu Trang was also deducted 1 warning point in this half because it was constantly hugging the opponent.
In the last half, Saneh continued to have a situation that made Thu equipment count. After observing the condition of Vietnamese boxers, the referee decided to stop the match. Thu Trang lost to RSC and left the prize with a bronze medal.