Here is all you need to know about Indian boxer Narender Berwal who glitches bronze in the +92 kg Category of Men’s Boxing at the Asian Games 2023 along with his biography, age and height
Narender Berwal, who just a few days ago earned a spot in the +92 kg category semifinal, wins the bronze medal in men’s boxing at the Asian Games 2023 after losing 0-5 to defending Olympic medallist Kamshybek Kunkabayev.
Who is boxer Narender Berwal, biography, age, height, parents, hometown state and achievements
Early on, Narender struck out a couple times before retreating. With a score of 5-0, the Kazakh fighter made his presence felt. The next six minutes saw Kunkabayev become more frantic and throw punches at will while Narender appeared to be completely lost. The Indian was obviously aiming to go for a knockout while trailing on all scorecards, but that punch never arrived.
His performance grabbed PM Modi’s attention and the Indian prime minister took over his official X account, (formerly known as Twitter) and congratulated him. He wrote:
Heartiest congratulations to @berwal_narender for the well-deserved Bronze Medal in the Boxing +92kg event. My best wishes to him for his endeavours ahead. May he keep making India proud!”
Heartiest congratulations to @berwal_narender for the well-deserved Bronze Medal in Boxing +92kg event. My best wishes to him for his endeavours ahead. May he keep making India proud! pic.twitter.com/LucjginfXi
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) October 3, 2023
Who is Narender Berwal?
Narender Berwal, is an Indian boxer. In the boxing tournament in the Asian Games in 2022, he represented India and won a bronze medal in the +92 kg Category of Men’s Boxing. The height of the 30 year old isn’t known.
| Boxer Name | Narender Berwal | |||
| Father’s Name | Jagdish Chander | |||
| Mother’s Name | Roshani Devi | |||
| Address | VPO-Sarakhi, Hisar | |||
| Haryana | ||||
| Reg Date | 2010-04-21 | |||
| Medical Age Range | 15-16 | As On | 2010-06-26 | |
| DOB | 1994-11-14 | |||
| State / Unit | Haryana | |||
Earlier this year, at the IBA Men’s World Boxing Championships, Narender Berwal won a competitive fight to proceed to the quarterfinals. Narender (+92kg), who had previously been in the World Championship quarterfinals, started his quest for a medal by defeating Muhammad Abroridinov of Tajikistan 4-1.
Meanwhile, Tuesday at the Asian Games, world champion Lovlina Borgohain (75 kg) qualified for the Olympics by reaching the final, and Preeti Pawar (54 kg) took third place alongside Narender Berwal (+92 kg).
The Tokyo Olympic bronze medalist Borgohain managed her match against Thailand’s Baison Manikon, the silver medalist at the Asian Championships, deftly to win by a score of 5-0 and keep her hopes of winning the gold medal in the continental championship alive.
Lyu Ping injured his forehead during their head-on collision, which caused Sachin Siwach to lose his 57 kg quarterfinal match 1-4 in three minutes and seven seconds.
Achievements :
2023 – Men’s World Championships, Tashkent, Uzbekistan – Participated
2023 – Gold medal at 6th Elite Men’s National Boxing Championship
2022 – Bronze medal at Asian men’s boxing championship
2022 – Gold medal at 36th National Games
2021 – Gold medal at 5th Elite Men’s National Boxing Championship
2019 – Gold medal at South Asian Games
2019 – Gold medal at 4th Elite Men’s National Boxing Championship
2018 – Bronze medal at chemistry world cup
2015 – Silver medal at National Games