1 year ago
Satwik Dedicates World Championships Medal to Late Father
Satwiksairaj Rankireddy, a badminton player, won a bronze medal in a big tournament with his partner Chirag Shetty.
This medal was very special because Satwik's father, who he loved and admired, had passed away.
He wished he could have shared this moment with him.
Even though he was sad, Satwik felt grateful for the support he received and wanted to share the medal with everyone who cheered him on.
He also mentioned the difficulties of life and how his father's love continues to guide him.
The medal is a tribute to his father's influence and a symbol of his determination.
Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty won a bronze medal at the 2025 BWF World Championships.
The bronze medal was Satwik's second at the World Championships.
Satwik dedicated the medal to his late father, R Kasi Viswanatham.
The semifinal match was against Chen Bo Yang and Liu Yi.
Satwik expressed gratitude to supporters and the nation.
- Who
- Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty
- What
- Won a bronze medal at the 2025 BWF World Championships.
- Where
- BWF World Championships
- When
- 2025
- Why
- Satwik dedicated the medal to his late father.
Key facts
- Athlete
- Satwiksairaj Rankireddy
- Sport
- Badminton
- Event
- 2025 BWF World Championships
- Medal Won
- Bronze
- Doubles Partner
- Chirag Shetty
- Opponent in Semifinal
- Chen Bo Yang and Liu Yi
- Dedication
- Late Father R. Kasi Viswanatham
Quotes
Satwiksairaj Rankireddy
Indian men’s doubles badminton player
“Life is unpredictable... Just last year, I dreamt of being here and wished to share this moment with my father. Today, I stand here without him by my side. Life goes on… But his love and blessings will always guide me. This one’s for you, Nanna. Everything I am today, and everything I will achieve tomorrow, is because of you and for you... I’ll always strive to make you proud. Love you and miss you a little more.”
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“Grateful for the support, the cheers, and everyone who stood by me through this journey. This medal belongs not just to me, but to India, my family, and all of you. Thank you everyone.”
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