The 27-year-old, who appeared in Roadies 8 in 2009 for an episode, liked his experience so much that he decided to be part of the upcoming season.
New Delhi:
Indian boxer Vijender Singh, who won a bronze in the Beijing Olympics, will be part of 10th season of adventure reality show Roadies.
The 27-year-old, who appeared in Roadies 8 in 2009 for an episode, liked his experience so much that he decided to be part of the upcoming season.
"Roadies is the platform that represents youth and youth likes it. I like Roadies. In 2009, I was with them for a task and that was a good experience. People liked me and wanted to see me, so I am coming to the show," Vijender told IANS.
He was speaking on the sidelines of an event to launch MTV Hero Roadies X - Battle For Glory Friday.
Asked if television would distract him from his main goal of boxing, he said: "I don't think so. It's my life and I want to do different things. I have done so many things. My job is to be in sports, but it does not mean that I cannot do anything else."
He will help the Roadies team during auditioning in the capital. However, he refused to reveal his larger role in the show that comes on MTV.
Delhi auditions will take place Nov 4.
The 27-year-old, who appeared in Roadies 8 in 2009 for an episode, liked his experience so much that he decided to be part of the upcoming season.
"Roadies is the platform that represents youth and youth likes it. I like Roadies. In 2009, I was with them for a task and that was a good experience. People liked me and wanted to see me, so I am coming to the show," Vijender told IANS.
He was speaking on the sidelines of an event to launch MTV Hero Roadies X - Battle For Glory Friday.
Asked if television would distract him from his main goal of boxing, he said: "I don't think so. It's my life and I want to do different things. I have done so many things. My job is to be in sports, but it does not mean that I cannot do anything else."
He will help the Roadies team during auditioning in the capital. However, he refused to reveal his larger role in the show that comes on MTV.
Delhi auditions will take place Nov 4.
