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At 12, she was eve-teased: Suchika is now India’s first Asian Games MMA medallist

Times of India - Sports ·
At 12, she was eve-teased: Suchika is now India’s first Asian Games MMA medallist

Eve-teased at 12, Suchika Tariyal took up judo for self-defence, beginning a journey through judo, Ju-Jitsu and MMA.

At 36, the Rohtak fighter became India’s first Asian Games MMA medallist after beating Mongolia’s Altanchimeg Baigalmaa 2-0 to reach the -60kg semifinals.

A former eight-time national judo champion, Tariyal now hopes her journey inspires more young women.

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