Birju Sah
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Birju Sah – indyjski bokser, brązowy medalista igrzysk azjatyckich i igrzysk wspólnoty narodów w 1994 r.
Kariera amatorska
W 1994 r., był uczestnikiem igrzysk wspólnoty narodów, które odbywały się w Kanadzie. Sah odpadł w półfinale, zdobywając brązowy medal[1]. W październiku tego samego roku, Sah zdobył brązowy medal podczas igrzysk azjatyckich w Hiroszimie[2].
Przypisy
- ↑ 15.Commonwealth Games - Victoria, Canada. amateur-boxing.strefa.pl. (ang.).
- ↑ 12.Asian Games - Hiroshima, Japan. amateur-boxing.strefa.pl. (ang.).
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