Ravi Dahiya said that he is sad about losing out. On the gold medal and will be working towards winning. The title at the 2024 Paris Olympics. Ravi is the second Indian wrestler. To win an Olympic silver award within the Olympic games.
Ravi Kumar Dahiya may have become the second Indian wrestler. To win a silver medal but he said he isn’t fulfilled with it.
Ravi said that he is “happy” with the silver medal. But will be working on getting the gold at the 2024 Paris Olympics.
Ravi Dahiya
“I am happy but not satisfied. Not at all. There is a lot of sadness about missing out on the gold medal,” Ravi told India Today. “I came here with the hope of winning gold. That is something that the federation and my coaches thought I was capable of winning. But I am happy with this for now,” he also said.
The 23-year-old was making his Olympic debut. In Tokyo and said now that he has won silver. He has nothing but the gold medal as a target for the 2024 Olympics.
“I have won silver so the only thing left now is gold. I will be working towards that, work on my weaknesses,” Ravi said.
Ravi said that the craving to win an Olympic medal. It came from when he saw Sushil Kumar winning bronze. At the 2008 Beijing Olympics.
Ravi had recently arrived at the Chhatrasal Stadium. At the time and went on to see Sushil ended up the first Indian. To win the World Championship in 2010. Moreover, Yogeshwar Dutt wins decorations at the 2012 London Olympics.
“His Beijing medals came just a few days after I had arrived at Chhatrasal. I saw him win the World Championship gold and the Olympic medals in 2012,” he said. At the time, he says, Ravi had small information about the Olympics.
“I had no clue what it was but I saw that he got a bronze. He got such a great welcome at the time and that is when I felt I should also do something to make the country happy,” Ravi Dahiya said.
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