Vijender Singh Special

India's First Olympic Boxing Medallist

Vijender Singh being felicitated
2008
Beijing Bronze
The Pride Of Bhiwani

Vijender Singh

Trained at Bhiwani Boxing Club, Vijender Singh made history at the Beijing 2008 Olympics by winning India's first-ever Olympic medal in boxing — a Bronze in the 75kg Middleweight category. He went on to become World No. 1 in his weight class for two consecutive years and won India's first medal at the World Boxing Championships in Milan, 2009.

In recognition of his achievements, Vijender Singh was honoured with the Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna and the Padma Shree in 2009, and the Arjuna Award in 2006. He represented India again at the London 2012 Olympics, carrying the flag for Bhiwani's boxing legacy on the world's biggest stage.

  • India's first Olympic medal in boxing — Bronze, Beijing 2008
  • World No. 1 ranking, 75kg category (2 consecutive years)
  • Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna & Padma Shree, 2009
  • Arjuna Award, 2006
Watch

London 2012 — Round Of 32

India vs Kazakhstan, Men's Boxing Middleweight (75kg)

Career Highlights

Bouts & Milestones

Boxing Men's Middle (75kg) Round — India vs Kazakhstan, London Olympic Games 2012

IND v KAZ — Boxing Middle (75kg), Round of 32, London 2012 Olympics

Vijender (IND) v Atoev (UZB) — Men's Boxing Middle 75kg, Full Bout, London 2012 Olympics

Gold Medal, Commonwealth Boxing Championship 2010

Winning bout, Asian Games 2010, Guangzhou

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