Beijing, August 11th.
Paris Olympics
Boxing's women's 75kg final was staged at the Roland Garros Stadium, with China's
Lee Sin (1928-), famous Chinese-American film director
With a score of 4-1, she overcame Panamanian veteran Bailon and successfully reached the top, winning the 39th gold medal for the Chinese delegation. This is not only the pinnacle of Li Qian's personal Olympic journey, but also the
Chinese women's boxing
The team's perfect finish at this year's Olympic Games, they showed the power of China's women's boxing with the excellent results of 3 gold and 2 silver.
[Li Qian: Three Olympics, Gold Medal at Last]
For 34-year-old Li Qian, the Paris Olympics is her third time on the Olympic stage. In the previous two Olympics, Li Qian won the bronze and silver medals in the women's boxing 75kg program, always rubbing shoulders with the top podium. However, Li Qian has never given up her desire for a gold medal, and in this year's Olympic Games, she has defeated the Philippines' Bassi Yadan, India's Bolgohain and Australia's Parker, and finally met with the 35-year-old Panamanian Bailon, who is also competing in his third Olympics, in the final.
[Final: Li Qian plays steadily and steadily and finally achieves the dream of gold medal]
On the stage of the final, Li Qian and Bailong had a fierce duel. In the first round, both fighters adopted a cautious and probing strategy, with Li Qian utilizing precise backhand punches to gain an advantage in the late stages of the round, and five judges unanimously ruled in her favor. In the second round, Bailon stepped up his offense and made several attempts to go toe-to-toe with Li Qian, but was warned by the referee for hitting the back of Li Qian's head. Li Qian's standard of movement and tactical execution was much better, and she made her opponent difficult to fight by attacking from the top and bottom, and the 4 judges awarded the victory to Li Qian again. In the final round, facing Bailong's crazy attack, Li Qian showed her calmness and toughness, continuously suppressing her opponent with her withdrawal and counterattack strategies, and finally, with the judges' 4-1 decision, Li Qian successfully pocketed the gold medal.
Li Qian's gold medal is not only the third gold medal of Chinese women's boxing team in this Olympic Games, but also the 39th gold medal of Chinese sports delegation in Paris Olympic Games. The Chinese women's boxing team finished the Games with 3 gold and 2 silver medals, showing the style of women and writing a colorful picture for Chinese boxing. Their toughness, wisdom and courage shown in the ring have become a bright landscape for Chinese female athletes in the international arena.
