Vijender Singh Controversy

With his tie up with the Queensberry Promotions company in UK, Vijender Singh has called time on his India career. If the star boxer is to be believed, the never ending controversies of the boxing federation of India have played a role in his career switch.

Sarita Devi's career has been thrown into jeopardy after International Boxing Association (AIBA) chief Ching-Kuo Wu asserted that she would be heavily punished so much so that she can consider her career as good as over. Sarita refused to accept her 2014 Asian Games medal after a controversial loss.

Controversial Indian boxer was under the scanner for a drug-related case. The Beijing Olympic Games medalist had been skipping training at NIS, Patiala

The boxer has an annual brand value of Rs 1.5 crore and his managers are sure his image will not be tarnished by the drug controversy.

Abhinav Bindra, the World and Olympic champion in 10-metre Air Rifle shooting and co-owner of Pizza Vito in India, was in Gurgaon to attend a private function in a mall on Sohna road.

Asian Games gold medallist Pinki Pramanik, accused of being a male and currently remanded to judicial custody has been suspended by the Eastern Railway, with whom the athlete worked as a ticket collector, a Railways official said on Sunday.

Star Indian boxer Vijender Singh, who recently married his software engineer girlfriend from Delhi, has run into a controversy with reports claiming that he had printed the national emblem on the invitation card of his wedding reception.

A controversy has broken out over China's massive spending on last year's Asian Games in Guangzhou city after a local legislator claimed the sporting extravaganza had left the city with a debt of USD 32 billion.

Considered the best bet for a boxing gold in the Commonwealth Games, world number one Vijender Singh on Wednesday said he never thought he would have to settle for bronze due to "unfair" refereeing, which could have been prevented had the Indian federation been "proactive".

Olympic bronze-medallist Vijender Singh fell victim to some harsh refereeing and settled for a bronze medal after the India's protest was rejected even as three others made their way into the finals on a dramatic day for the country's boxers in the Commonwealth Games here on Monday.

Controversies and flouting of rules marred the just-concluded All India Police Boxing Tournament, prompting some of India's top pugilists to call for the scrapping of the departmental event.

With his tie up with the Queensberry Promotions company in UK, Vijender Singh has called time on his India career. If the star boxer is to be believed, the never ending controversies of the boxing federation of India have played a role in his career switch.

Sarita Devi's career has been thrown into jeopardy after International Boxing Association (AIBA) chief Ching-Kuo Wu asserted that she would be heavily punished so much so that she can consider her career as good as over. Sarita refused to accept her 2014 Asian Games medal after a controversial loss.

Controversial Indian boxer was under the scanner for a drug-related case. The Beijing Olympic Games medalist had been skipping training at NIS, Patiala

The boxer has an annual brand value of Rs 1.5 crore and his managers are sure his image will not be tarnished by the drug controversy.

Abhinav Bindra, the World and Olympic champion in 10-metre Air Rifle shooting and co-owner of Pizza Vito in India, was in Gurgaon to attend a private function in a mall on Sohna road.

Asian Games gold medallist Pinki Pramanik, accused of being a male and currently remanded to judicial custody has been suspended by the Eastern Railway, with whom the athlete worked as a ticket collector, a Railways official said on Sunday.

Star Indian boxer Vijender Singh, who recently married his software engineer girlfriend from Delhi, has run into a controversy with reports claiming that he had printed the national emblem on the invitation card of his wedding reception.

A controversy has broken out over China's massive spending on last year's Asian Games in Guangzhou city after a local legislator claimed the sporting extravaganza had left the city with a debt of USD 32 billion.

Considered the best bet for a boxing gold in the Commonwealth Games, world number one Vijender Singh on Wednesday said he never thought he would have to settle for bronze due to "unfair" refereeing, which could have been prevented had the Indian federation been "proactive".

Olympic bronze-medallist Vijender Singh fell victim to some harsh refereeing and settled for a bronze medal after the India's protest was rejected even as three others made their way into the finals on a dramatic day for the country's boxers in the Commonwealth Games here on Monday.

Controversies and flouting of rules marred the just-concluded All India Police Boxing Tournament, prompting some of India's top pugilists to call for the scrapping of the departmental event.