Magar, who made history in boxing, is returning to the country today
Kathmandu. Nepalese boxer Chandra Bahadur Thapa Magar, who won the bronze medal in the IBA Men's World Boxing Championship 2025, is returning home today.
Chandra Bahadur is the first player in Nepal's boxing history to enter the semi-finals and win a bronze medal in the World Championship.
In the semi-finals of the tournament, he was defeated by the player Vivosino from Kazakhstan with a score of 5-0 and was limited to fourth place. Along with this, he has received 75 thousand US dollars 9 US dollars. In the sports history of Nepal, he has become the first player to win such a huge amount in a single event of any international sports competition.
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