evidence: While Phogat faced an initial defeat in the Hungary Ranking Series, she later secured a bronze medal. Claims suggesting a complete loss are misleading. On July 15, Sangeeta Phogat, one of the wrestlers who protested against the Wrestling Federation of India chief Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh, suffered a 10-0 defeat against the US’s Jennifer Page Rogers during a wrestling event in Budapest, Hungary. In its aftermath, many criticised Phogat, taunting her participation in the protests. However, she also won two other matches in the event and even scored the bronze medal. [...] Mint’s report stated that although Phogat faced initial setbacks in the tournament, she bounced back with a resounding victory over another American wrestler, Brenda Olivia Reyna, in the third round. In the semifinals, Phogat suffered a 6-4 defeat to Magdalena Urszula Glodek of Poland and entered the bronze medal match. She won the bronze playoff with a score of 6-2 against Viktoria Borsos, the U-20 World Championship silver medalist from Hungary. All of Phogat’s matches at the Hungary Ranking Series were held on July 15.