Uzbek girls are getting closer to a historic victory in the Bangkok ring!

As known, the international boxing tournament, which started on May 24 in Bangkok, the capital of Thailand, has entered an intense phase. Our women boxers, who are proudly representing Uzbekistan, have been achieving great results throughout the tournament, delighting fans.

Today, several of our representatives also held their fights in the decisive stage — the quarterfinals. Among them was our talented athlete Farzona Fazilova, who competed in the -48 kg weight category.

In the quarterfinal, Farzona faced the skilled Indonesian boxer Merlyn Tomatala. This bout attracted great interest among spectators and stood out due to the professional skills, speed, and accurate punches of both athletes.

The fight lasted all three rounds, and in each round Farzona stood out with her superior technique and tactical dominance. In the end, by unanimous decision of the judges, Fazilova secured a clear victory and advanced to the semifinals.

This victory became another important milestone in Farzona Fazilova's sports career. With her high result in this tournament, she not only proudly represents Uzbekistan but also proves that she is capable of achieving great international success in the future.

It should be noted that another talented athlete — Feruza Kazakova — is also preparing to enter the ring today in the quarterfinal stage. Her opponent will be the experienced and strong Indian boxer Abha Singh. This match is already considered one of the most exciting and intense clashes of the tournament.

It is especially important to emphasize that the results achieved at this international tournament in Bangkok play a significant role in further raising the prestige of Uzbek boxing. In every fight, our athletes show determination, strength, and skill, elevating the reputation of our country in the boxing world.

The tournament continues, and we wish our athletes great success in both the semifinals and finals. With the achievements of women’s boxing in Uzbekistan, we may witness the rise of new champions and the further strengthening of our place on the global stage.

On these days, as our girls come closer to historic victories in Bangkok’s rings, we wish success and good fortune to our athletes and their coaches. We are proud of you, brave and courageous Uzbek girl!