Indian boxer Vikas Krishan crashed out in the Men's Welter (63-69kg) Round of 32 after suffering a disappointing loss against Japan's Sewonrets Quincy Mensah Okazawa on Day 2 of the Tokyo Olympics 2020.&nbsp;

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Okazawa kicked off his bout against Vikas on an aggressive note, while Krishan tried conserving his energy. However, there was no clear winner in the first round.&nbsp;

Vikas suffered a bloody eye by the end of Round 2. But, Sewonrets Quincy Mensah Okazawa completely dominated the Indian boxer in Round 3 and began toying with him. Judges did not take much time and &nbsp;Sewonrets Quincy Mensah Okazawa was named the winner after he beat Krishan 5-0.

Last year, in an <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/vikas-not-winning-the-olympic-gold-will-drive-me-crazy-302690">interview with WION</a>, Vikas had said that he would go crazy if he&nbsp;does not win the Olympic Gold.&nbsp;

He was asked about his obsession with the Olympics to which he replied: "It's not merely a dream, I am going to win the Olympic gold medal and I will settle for nothing less than that, nothing can stop me. If I am not able to achieve the feat, I will live in regret for the rest of my life and keep dwelling on 'what could have been'."&nbsp;

"It will drive me crazy. I will not leave any stone unturned for the Olympics. I realise I made some mistakes for the last games, but now I feel I have matured and am at the perfect stage in my career to win the gold."&nbsp;

"I have even reassured my coaches and told them- don't worry, I will win the Olympic gold. Pro boxing has made me a more confident boxer. There is no substitute for hard work."

Indian boxer Vikas Krishan crashed out in the Men's Welter (63-69kg) Round of 32 after suffering a disappointing loss against Japan's Sewonrets Quincy Mensah Okazawa on Day 2 of the Tokyo Olympics 2020.

Indian boxer Vikas Krishan crashed out in the Men's Welter (63-69kg) Round of 32 after suffering a disappointing loss against Japan's Sewonrets Quincy Mensah Okazawa on Day 2 of the Tokyo Olympics 2020. ALSO READ: Tokyo Olympics 2020- From PV Sindhu to Deepika Kumari: Top Indian athletes to look out for! Okazawa kicked off his bout against Vikas on an aggressive note, while Krishan tried conserving his energy. However, there was no clear winner in the first round. Vikas suffered a bloody eye by the end of Round 2. But, Sewonrets Quincy Mensah Okazawa completely dominated the Indian boxer in Round 3 and began toying with him. Judges did not take much time and Sewonrets Quincy Mensah Okazawa was named the winner after he beat Krishan 5-0. Last year, in an interview with WION, Vikas had said that he would go crazy if he does not win the Olympic Gold. He was asked about his obsession with the Olympics to which he replied: "It's not merely a dream, I am going to win the Olympic gold medal and I will settle for nothing less than that, nothing can stop me. If I am not able to achieve the feat, I will live in regret for the rest of my life and keep dwelling on 'what could have been'." "It will drive me crazy. I will not leave any stone unturned for the Olympics. I realise I made some mistakes for the last games, but now I feel I have matured and am at the perfect stage in my career to win the gold." "I have even reassured my coaches and told them- don't worry, I will win the Olympic gold. Pro boxing has made me a more confident boxer. There is no substitute for hard work."

Tokyo 2020: Indian boxer Vikas Krishan crashes out of Olympics, shattering his dream to win gold

Indian boxer Vikas Krishan defeated Dieudonne Wilfried Seyi Ntsengue of Cameroon in the 75kg category final at the 21st Commonwealth Games on Saturday.&nbsp

It was Vikas' first medal at the CWG.

Vikas won by a 5:0 unanimous verdict against Ntsengue in a close contest which saw both the boxers claiming to have won the bout before the referee's verdict.&nbsp

Each of the five judges awarded 30-27, 29-28, 29-28, 30-27 and 29-28 points in favour of Vikas at the end of all three rounds.

Vikas edged ahead in his smart way to beat Ntsengue as he showed his tactical know-how.

In the first round, Vikas was clearly boxing better, but Ntsengue came back strongly in the second round.&nbsp

In the third round, however, Vikas tempted Ntsengue to go for the attack by maintaining a physical distance.&nbsp

Vikas got 10-9 scorelines from each of the five judges in the final round.

Indian boxer Vikas Krishan defeated Dieudonne Wilfried Seyi Ntsengue of Cameroon in the 75kg category final at the 21st Commonwealth Games on Saturday. It was Vikas' first medal at the CWG. Vikas won by a 5:0 unanimous verdict against Ntsengue in a close contest which saw both the boxers claiming to have won the bout before the referee's verdict. Each of the five judges awarded 30-27, 29-28, 29-28, 30-27 and 29-28 points in favour of Vikas at the end of all three rounds. Vikas edged ahead in his smart way to beat Ntsengue as he showed his tactical know-how. In the first round, Vikas was clearly boxing better, but Ntsengue came back strongly in the second round. In the third round, however, Vikas tempted Ntsengue to go for the attack by maintaining a physical distance. Vikas got 10-9 scorelines from each of the five judges in the final round.

CWG 2018: Boxer Vikas clinches gold in 75kg

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Tokyo 2020: Indian boxer Vikas Krishan crashes out of Olympics, shattering his dream to win gold

CWG 2018: Boxer Vikas clinches gold in 75kg