Vijender Singh is India’s biggest boxing big name and has received numerous medals for his us. The Olympic medallist grew to become too professional boxing in 2015 and is presently preserving the WBO Asia Pacific and Oriental top-notch middleweight championship. Even his record is impeccable in boxing after prevailing the primary ten fights of his career. He even signed a 15-month deal with international’s top promoter Bob Arum in 2018 and is now looking for an international identify combat. To gain his dream of a global identity, Vijender has commenced training with Freddie Roach, the best 8-department international champion in the world, Manny Pacquiao. Vijender currently uploaded a photo on his Twitter handles with Roach on the Wild Card health club in Los Angeles, California. Roach had formerly trained legends.
Vijender is presently within the US as he predicted to combat in April at the pay-according to-view undercard of Terence Crawford vs. Amir Khan. Vijender is likewise angling for a fight towards boxing superstar Canelo Alvarez within the destiny. After signing with Arum, Vijender admitted that he could take on the WBC and the WBA top-notch middleweight champion in 2019 if everything is going to plan.
“I am so much excited and finding it tough to attend till the give up of February or March while the fight is anticipated to take the region. I need to do what I have done at home in India or inside the United Kingdom. There is a large fight covered up between Canelo Alvarez and Rocky Fielding, and I may take at the winner or possibly Canelo for certain if it pans out as per the plan,” stated Vijender. Vijender turned expert returned in 2015 after signing with Frank Warren’s Queensbury Promotions. Vijender quickly made a positive debut against Sonny Whitting in the Manchester Arena. Since beating Ernest Amuzu, Vijender hasn’t fought in over 14 months but is expected to return to moving quickly.
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