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Top four Indian boxers who turned pro

Published at :January 15, 2025 at 4:51 PM
Modified at :January 15, 2025 at 4:51 PM
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Blesson Daniel


There are not many Indian boxers who turned pro

India has always been a country that loves its sports stars, and in recent years, boxing has risen to new heights. While the amateur circuit has seen Indians bagging medals and accolades, the professional arena presents an entirely different challenge a stage where skill, grit, and endurance take center stage.

A handful of Indian boxers have made this leap, embracing the professional world and proving that they belong among the best in the business.

Let’s take a closer look at four Indian boxers: Nishant Dev, Vijender Singh, Mandeep Jangra and Neeraj Goyat who dared to turn pro.

Nishant Dev

World championship bronze medallist Nishant Dev is one of the newer faces in India’s professional boxing scene. After making a name for himself as a hard-hitting southpaw in amateur boxing, Nishant decided to explore the pro circuit.

His aggressive fighting style and dedication have already caught the attention of fans and experts alike. With every bout, he’s looking to establish himself as a force to be reckoned with in the global boxing arena.

Vijender Singh

If there’s one name synonymous with professional boxing in India, it’s Vijender Singh. The 2008 Beijing Olympic bronze medalist is a trailblazer who turned pro in 2015. His debut fight in Manchester saw him dominate the ring, and he quickly became a fan favorite.

Vijender has often spoken about how transitioning to professional boxing was a chance to challenge himself and take Indian boxing to a global stage. His unbeaten streak for a long time cemented his status as a top pro fighter, inspiring countless others to follow in his footsteps.

Mandeep Jangra

Mandeep Jangra, known for his technical skills and sharp reflexes, stepped into professional boxing after an impressive amateur career.

The silver medalist from the 2013 Asian Championships made the jump to the pro circuit to test himself against tougher competition. For Mandeep, this isn’t just about personal success it’s about showing the world that Indian boxers can hold their own on the grandest stages.

Neeraj Goyat

One of India’s first professional boxers, Neeraj Goyat, has paved the way for others in the sport. A former WBC Asia champion, Neeraj turned pro with a mission: to make Indian boxing known worldwide.

With a fearless attitude and a knack for delivering exciting fights, he’s become a respected figure in the boxing community. Neeraj’s success has proved that Indian fighters can thrive in the pro game with the right mindset and preparation.

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