Buse Naz Çakıroğlu's only goal for Paris 2024 is golden medal
Turkish national boxer Buse Naz Çakıroğlu shared her aspirations for the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris, France. "My only thought is to stand on the top podium on August 9th, win the gold medal, and have our National Anthem played with great enthusiasm," she said.

Buse Naz Çakıroğlu, who won a silver medal at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, spoke to Sabah about her goals.
Determined not to leave anything to chance at Paris 2024, Buse Naz is fully focused on her goal of winning the gold medal.
'MY ONLY THOUGHT IS GOLD'
When asked about her objective in Paris, Buse Naz responded:
"My only thought is to stand on the top podium on August 9th, win the gold medal, and have our National Anthem played with great enthusiasm."
Having reached the top podium at the World and European Championships this year, Çakıroğlu is determined to add the only missing piece to her collection: an Olympic gold medal.
'WE'LL HAVE A TEA PARTY WITH NEIGHBORS'
Highlighting the significant role of her mother, Duygu Çakıroğlu, in her success and stressing the importance of family support, Buse said, "It is very important that they are valued not just by us but by everyone. Our neighbors always ask my mother about me and want to see me. Due to my training, I can't see them, but after the Olympics, we'll have a tea party with the neighbors."
This article has been edited for clarity and consistency, adhering to the NY Times style guide.
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