The Indian Boxer Gaurav Bidhuri who was given a wild card entry in the World Championships where he won a Bronze medal for the India on Tuesday said that his performance in Germany as `best` of his career.
"The performance in World Championship was my best so far. In the ring, I just go blind. My mind doesn't work in the ring. I played sensibly and according to the boxer this time. I got a different type of boxers in every fight. And I somehow managed to play pretty well against each of them," Bidhuri told ANI.
"Previously, I used to play with my heart. I just thought about winning. But this time, I performed more sensible and I just didn't go blind. I attacked and defended when needed. Whatever was required, I did that," Bidhuri told ANI.
The Boxer in front of American Duke Ragan lost in the semi-final.
He added "I gave my best over there. I was even hopeful about winning the semi-finals. But the fight was 19-20 and I just missed it. I was thinking of creating a history being the first boxer and would have made the country proud at the World Championships. But I just missed that. However, I am happy I did something for my country,"
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