Asian Games karate bronze medalist Tenzing Sherpa has publicly criticized the Nepali government for cutting his cash reward in half based on a controversial policy regarding qualification rounds. While the National Sports Council justifies the reduction, Sherpa argues the decision is biased and undermines the recognition athletes deserve for representing their country.
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Asian Games karate bronze medalist Tenzing Sherpa has publicly criticized the Nepali government for cutting his cash reward in half based on a controversial policy regarding qualification rounds. While the National Sports Council justifies the reduction, Sherpa argues the decision is biased and undermines the recognition athletes deserve for representing their country.
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