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From Ring to Council: Vijender's Next Move
17 Jan
Summary
- Vijender Singh appointed to Asian Boxing Council.
- He is India's first Olympic boxing medalist.
- Singh aims to boost Asian and Indian boxing.

Indian boxing legend Vijender Singh has been appointed as a member of the Asian Boxing Council. This significant milestone transitions the nation's first Olympic boxing medalist from elite competition to global sports administration. His nearly two decades of experience in amateur and professional boxing are expected to inform the council's strategic decisions.
Singh stated his honor and gratitude for the trust placed in him, vowing to contribute to the growth of Asian boxing. He emphasized a strong focus on supporting Indian boxers to achieve enhanced international success, building on historical achievements like the 2008 Beijing Olympics bronze.
The Asian Boxing Council is pivotal in shaping the sport's competitive and developmental landscape across the region. Vijender's athlete-first perspective is anticipated to enrich policy discussions, governance, and long-term planning within the organization.




