Vijender Singh Named to Asian Boxing Council:

Vijender Singh Named to Asian Boxing Council:

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Category : Sports Published on: January 22 2026

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  • Indian boxing legend Vijender Singh has been inducted as a member of the Asian Boxing Council, marking another major step in his transition from celebrated athlete to international sports administrator.
  • India’s first-ever Olympic medallist in boxing, Vijender brings nearly 20 years of experience across both amateur and professional formats. He remains one of the country’s most iconic sportspersons, having clinched a historic bronze at the 2008 Beijing Olympics along with multiple medals at the Commonwealth and Asian Games.
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