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Vinesh Phogat Reverses Retirement, Says 'stepping Back Toward LA28'
Vinesh, who joined politics a day after announcing her retirement from wrestling following a heart-wrenching disqualification from the Paris Olympics gold medal bout, took to social media to announce her decision that "I still want to compete" with with a heart "that's unafraid and a spirit that refuses to bow."
"People kept asking if Paris was the end. For a long time, I didn't have the answer. I needed to step away from the mat, from the pressure, from the expectations, even from my own ambitions," Vinesh said in a statement.
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