Para Badminton / Pramod Bhagat Creates History With Sixth World Title In SL3 Category
Key Points
- Pramod Bhagat wins men’s SL3 gold in Bahrain with straight-games victory.
- Secures fourth consecutive singles crown at world championships.
- Achieves sixth overall SL3 world title, surpassing Lin Dan’s record.
- Becomes most decorated singles champion in badminton history.
New Delhi, Feb 14: Pramod Bhagat reaffirmed his dominance in para-badminton by clinching the men’s SL3 gold medal at the BWF Para World Championships in Bahrain. The 37-year-old Indian, hailing from Odisha, outclassed Indonesia’s Muhammad Al Imran in straight games, winning 21-12, 21-18, to secure his fourth consecutive singles crown at the world championships.
With this triumph, Bhagat has now amassed six world titles in the SL3 category, surpassing China’s legendary Lin Dan, who won five men’s singles world titles in able-bodied badminton. This milestone makes Bhagat the most decorated singles champion in world championship history across the sport, a feat that underscores his consistency and resilience on the global stage.
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Bhagat’s journey has been marked by perseverance and
excellence. His ability to rise to the occasion in high-pressure matches has
cemented his reputation as one of India’s greatest sporting icons. The victory
in Bahrain not only adds another chapter to his illustrious career but also
serves as an inspiration for para-athletes worldwide.
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As India continues to make strides in para-sports, Bhagat’s
achievement stands as a beacon of hope and motivation. His record-breaking feat
is a reminder that determination and discipline can transcend barriers, placing
him firmly among the legends of badminton.
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