<p>Showing tremendous skills in defence, Olympic-bound Deepak Punia earned himself a shot at a maiden Asian Championship title by reaching the 86kg final, while Ravinder (61kg) and Sanjeet (92kg) will fight for bronze here on Sunday.</p>.<p>Deepak, who has won two bronze medals at the continental championship before, reached the final with a confident 2-0 win over Korea's Gwanuk Kim.</p>.<p>Kim's several double leg attacks bore no fruit in the face of the 22-year old Deepak's solid defence.</p>.<p>The Indian, who secured his Olympic quota with a World Championship bronze, earned both his points on passivity of his opponent.</p>.<p>Deepak's defensive tactics won him bouts against Uzbekistan's Isa Shapiev (9-2) and Tajikistan's Bakhodur Kodirov (4-3).</p>.<p>In the 61kg, Ravinder began with a close 4-3 win over Iran's Majid Almas Dastan but lost his 4-7 semifinal defeat against Kazakhstan's Adlan Aakarov.</p>.<p>The home wrestler's relentless attack resulted in him getting out of breath in the second period but Ravinder could not take advantage of that.</p>.<p>He will fight for bronze against Kyrgyzstan's Ikromzhon Khadzhimurodov.</p>.<p>Sanjeet was impressive in his 9-4 win against Japan's Ryoichi Yamanaka but was no match to Iran's Kamran Ghorban Ghasempour, who won by technical superiority.</p>.<p>Since the Iranian reached the final, Sanjeet has got a chance to fight for bronze against Uzbekistan's Rustam Shodiev.</p>.<p>However, 74kg national champion Sandeep Singh Mann and Sumit Malik (125kg) could not reach the medal round.</p>.<p>Sandeep lost a close quarterfinal 4-5 to Turkmenistan's Atamyrat Charlyyev while Sumit lost his quarterfinal 1-7 to local hope Oleg Boltin.</p>.<p>He had a chance through repechage but opted out due to an injury. </p>
<p>Showing tremendous skills in defence, Olympic-bound Deepak Punia earned himself a shot at a maiden Asian Championship title by reaching the 86kg final, while Ravinder (61kg) and Sanjeet (92kg) will fight for bronze here on Sunday.</p>.<p>Deepak, who has won two bronze medals at the continental championship before, reached the final with a confident 2-0 win over Korea's Gwanuk Kim.</p>.<p>Kim's several double leg attacks bore no fruit in the face of the 22-year old Deepak's solid defence.</p>.<p>The Indian, who secured his Olympic quota with a World Championship bronze, earned both his points on passivity of his opponent.</p>.<p>Deepak's defensive tactics won him bouts against Uzbekistan's Isa Shapiev (9-2) and Tajikistan's Bakhodur Kodirov (4-3).</p>.<p>In the 61kg, Ravinder began with a close 4-3 win over Iran's Majid Almas Dastan but lost his 4-7 semifinal defeat against Kazakhstan's Adlan Aakarov.</p>.<p>The home wrestler's relentless attack resulted in him getting out of breath in the second period but Ravinder could not take advantage of that.</p>.<p>He will fight for bronze against Kyrgyzstan's Ikromzhon Khadzhimurodov.</p>.<p>Sanjeet was impressive in his 9-4 win against Japan's Ryoichi Yamanaka but was no match to Iran's Kamran Ghorban Ghasempour, who won by technical superiority.</p>.<p>Since the Iranian reached the final, Sanjeet has got a chance to fight for bronze against Uzbekistan's Rustam Shodiev.</p>.<p>However, 74kg national champion Sandeep Singh Mann and Sumit Malik (125kg) could not reach the medal round.</p>.<p>Sandeep lost a close quarterfinal 4-5 to Turkmenistan's Atamyrat Charlyyev while Sumit lost his quarterfinal 1-7 to local hope Oleg Boltin.</p>.<p>He had a chance through repechage but opted out due to an injury. </p>