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- Опубликовано: 18 окт 2024
- #Exclusive 🎥| Youngest Indian in the Asian Games 2022 contingent, seven 🥇 medals at the recently concluded National Games and razor-sharp focus to better herself everyday - Meet Dhinidhi Desinghu, India's next big hope in swimming who is already a superstar in her own right 🏊♀️🙌
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Good luck for olympics champ❤❤
She is my cousin
let her do something , before running the interview just by the qualification that too quota basis.
Bruh he is 14 and is senior national record holder what else u want to be interviewd more ?
@@शिवमदुबे-ट5ठ allright did you see her performance? the time she clocked is not anywhere closer to the one who finished last in the finals. and she wasnt even qualified, in en easy terms to say , she was there based on an invite as a filler coz she and that other male swimmer were in heat 1 & 2 which is a weaker line up. the problem is we get so complacent easliy , like she is getting here. it not about jus age 14. look at summer she also played 1st olympics at the same age but in multiple events and placed much better and played two finals in that. didnt get any medals but she was in the event on her merit which is called OQT allright. and cut to paris within 3 years she made herself so much better , she ended up with 3 golds one silver and 3 4th place finish and withdrew from one event, so total 8 events she played. and here we are jus happy with her oh she is a national record holder. what is the use of holding such a national record which cnt even get you the OQT. thats feeble mindset is taking us nowhere which needs to change or else jus go njoy the trip come stay with a tag of NR holder. interview them but let them focus and deliver something conceret ,these early drama make them think oh I am national record holder. your NR champion cnt event stand with global atheletes in line up, still those global athelete dont do this kind of drama. look at neeraj, that guy never did such a silly interview in his junior days. look at him now. thats what is needed. not this school kid drama.
@@शिवमदुबे-ट5ठ also, now you will say give her time. so let me give an another example , her male counterpart was in this olympics has already played tokyo and performed worse than tokyo in paris. he is still kind of an ameature swimmer at the age of 23. he got the exp right? plus time? and as a matter of fact she and that guy both get coached by the same guy. where the hell is improvement?? ceccon was with that indian guy, I have seen them racing in 2019 and today in 2024 that italian guy have 4 olympic medals total in paris he got a gold and a silver but what that indian guys is doing? let me tell you what he is doing, he is doing same kind of shit drama oh am a national record holder, am an elite, and asking for compansation from govt coz he partcipated in the olympics? what kind of moron these atheletes are? first you went there on invite basis and instead of asking good coaching and training , asking for compensations? she will also go the same way mark my words. its the mindset which define an athelete not running just your mouth. thats where neeraj have set the bar , how an athelete should be, if you follwed him right from 2011 , you will understand what I am talking about. else you can see the progress of any foreign athetetes then also you will understand my point. there are many bitter facts about the indian system and their atheletes you will be shocked to know.