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Lakshya Saves Best for Last to Enter Round of 16

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September 08, 2025

BOXER Lakshya Chahar showed his game-management skills in a grueling fight to come out on top in the ongoing World Boxing Championships at the M&S Bank Arena, Liverpool, on Sunday.

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The boxer, who'll turn 24 in a week or so, was involved in an absorbing battle against Iashaish Hussein in the men's 80kg Round of 32. In what seemed like an even contest, the Indian pipped his rival in the firs

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