Chinese boxer Li Qian just wrote her name in the history books at #Paris2024! The 28-year-old from Henan province clinched gold in the women’s 75kg category on Saturday, defeating Panama’s Atheyna Bylon 4-1 in a thrilling final.
This victory completes her Olympic medal collection: bronze in 2016, silver in 2020, and now gold in 2024. She’s officially the first woman ever to win all three medals in Olympic boxing—talk about leveling up!
\"This medal isn’t just mine—it’s for everyone who believed in me,\" Li said post-fight, dedicating her win to coaches and fans.
With Li’s triumph, Team China’s boxing squad now holds 3 golds and 2 silvers in Paris, cementing their status as a global powerhouse. Will this inspire a new wave of young athletes? We’re here for it!
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Li Qian Makes Olympic History with Gold Medal Hat-Trick! 
The 28-year-old from Henan province clinched gold in the women’s 75kg category on Saturday, defeating Panama’s Atheyna Bylon 4-1 in a thrilling final. 
She’s officially the first woman ever to win all three medals in Olympic boxing—talk about leveling up! 
\"This medal isn’t just mine—it’s for everyone who believed in me,\" Li said post-fight, dedicating her win to coaches and fans.
Will this inspire a new wave of young athletes? We’re here for it! 
