'I've dreamt of this': Nikhat Zareen Lands in Paris for the Olympics, aims to make it 'unforgettable

The Indian contingent has been gearing up for the prestigious Olympics, which will take place in Paris, France, this year. All the country's hopes are currently locked into the contingent that will represent the nation, one of the nation's top boxers has made their way to Paris to take part in the Summer Games and will be one of India's biggest hopes as they compete in their respective events. Indian boxer and two-time World Champion Nikhat Zareen has a lot of hopes and aspirations as she reaches France for the Games and has posted something inspirational ahead of the Summer Games.

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Nikhat Zareen Is All Pumped and Motivated as She Sets Foot in Paris for the Olympics

Nikhat Zareen, the Indian boxer, will be competing in her first Olympics, but she has pledged to make it memorable when she arrives in Paris, France, for the Summer Olympics. Zareen shared an uplifting message on the social media platform 'X' on her first day in Paris. The two-time world champion stated that he will aim for a podium finish and hopes to carry on the legacy of renowned boxer Mary Kom.

"Bonjour Paris! I've dreamt of this moment. Now that I'm here, let's make it unforgettable and win some hearts! Ready to pack a punch and fulfil my dream. Let’s go," Nikhat Zareen said on X (formerly Twitter).

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Nikhat Zareen is an emerging star who has been doing exceptionally well in the boxing scene. Some have been touring her as the next big thing after the legendary Mary Kom. Nikhat defeated Jordan's Hanan Nazar in the quarterfinals of the Hangzhou Asian Games in 2023, guaranteeing herself a medal and a spot in the Paris Olympics 2024. Her dominance in the women's 50kg category spoke much about her performance.

This year, Zareen is India's top medal contender as she makes her Olympics debut. The Indian athletes put up a superior display at the Hangzhou Asian Games, which saw India secure over 100 medals. Nikhat's skills and confidence have made waves, and he will be a tough competitor as she graces the squared circle in Paris.