Commonwealth Games 2018: Boxing Men's 46-49kg Round of 16, India's hopes lie on Amit Phangal: Live Updates

Amit defeates Sulemanu Tetteh

Updated: 06 April 2018 14:49 IST - Published: 06 April 2018 11:38 IST

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The refree holds up the hand of AMIT. HE IS GOING TO THE NEXT ROUND.

And the match ends. Results coming up

30 seconds left. Amit and Sulemanu still attacking each other.

A minute to go in the final round.

Amit looking to land a worthy blow here but Sulemanu Tetteh holds on

The Ghanian has put up his defenses. Amit landing the blows early on.

Round 3 is underway.

The Ghanian has forced Amit into the corner. Amit counters and as he is about to go in a flurry of changes, the bell sounds. End of round 2.

Round 2 about to end.

The coaching team looking on intently.

Sulemanu swings and misses, Amit capitalises and gets a jab in

Exchanging blows left, right, and centre.

Both competitors straight back at it

Round 2 starts.

Round 1 ends.

Amit forces Sulemanu into the corner but the Ghanian reverses.

A minute to go in round 1. Both boxers attacking in equal measure.

Sulemanu looking more aggresive of the two.

No clear favorites here

Both competitors looking for a chance to attack early on.

The match is underway.

Here come the competitors. Amit in the blue corner while Sulemanu is in the red corner.

There will be 3 rounds of 3 minutes each. The results will be announced in the end.

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The 22 year old Amit will be taking on Ghana's Tetteh Sulemanu. The 49-kg boxer Amit will be looking for a podium finish. He is young blood and will leave no stone unturned in order to qualify to the next round.

Amit has also faced Olympic champion Hasanboy Dusmatov of Uzbekistan in the World Championships which concluded in 2017. Amit started boxing at a tender age of 13. He has a modest background coming from a farmer family in Rohtak. He is also an Asian bronze medalist.