On Saturday, August 10, China’s Li Qian etched her name into Olympic history by securing the gold medal in the women’s 75kg boxing category at Paris 2024. With a commanding 4-1 victory over Atheyna Bylon of Panama, Li clinched the top spot on the podium and made a remarkable mark in the annals of Olympic boxing.
Hailing from Henan province, Li Qian had previously won a bronze medal in the women’s middleweight class in 2016 and a silver medal in 2020. Her latest triumph makes her the only woman in Olympic history to have achieved all three medals—bronze, silver, and gold—in women’s boxing.
This historic win not only showcases Li’s exceptional talent and perseverance but also highlights the strength of Chinese boxing on the world stage. With Li’s gold, Chinese boxers have now secured three gold and two silver medals at Paris 2024, underscoring the nation’s prominence in the sport.
Li’s journey is an inspiration to athletes across Asia and the globe. Her dedication and success resonate with those who aspire to reach the pinnacle of their disciplines, embodying the Olympic spirit of excellence and determination.
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