Vijender Singh Joins Asian Boxing Council, Marks New Chapter
Indian boxing icon Vijender Singh has been appointed as a member of the Asian Boxing Council, marking a significant milestone in his transition from elite athlete to international sports administrator.
India’s first Olympic boxing medallist, Vijender brings nearly two decades of experience across amateur and professional boxing. His appointment reflects his deep understanding of the sport and commitment to its growth across Asia. Vijender expressed gratitude to the Boxing Federation of India and pledged to work for the development of Asian boxing, with a special focus on Indian athletes.
His athlete-centric perspective is expected to strengthen governance and strategic planning within the council.
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