On January 29, an Indian fighter named Mandeep Jangra beat an American named Gerardo Esquivel to win the intercontinental super featherweight title from the National Boxing Association in the US. The 30-year-old, who trains with Olympic silver medalist Roy Jones Jr., moved up from his previous weight class of 75 kg to compete for this title on January 26. He had never lost a professional match before. "This win isn't just mine; it's the victory of everyone who helped me along the way." People like my teachers, family, fans, and others were there for me. I'm giving this title to my country. "I will keep working to get the same respect and titles for the country in the future," Jangra said in a statement.
Jangra Professional Boxing Career
Four of Jangra's six bouts since his professional boxing career began have ended in knockouts. At the 2014 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, he won a silver medal, demonstrating his success in the amateur ranks as well. The organisation that oversees professional boxing bouts is the Florida-based National Boxing Association. Originating from Kharian in the Sirsa district of Haryana, Jangra has competed internationally for India. In recognition of his accomplishments, he received the esteemed Arjuna Award in 2015. The Anglian Medal Hunt Company provides Jangra with assistance, and Indian boxer Akhil Kumar serves as her mentor. Following his third professional fight, he began receiving coaching from former Olympic silver medalist Roy Jones Jr.
Remarkable Achievements
Jangra has accomplished many other remarkable achievements in addition to winning the silver medal and the Arjuna Award at the Glasgow Commonwealth Games.A silver medal from the 2013 Asian Amateur Boxing Championships and a gold medal from the 2016 South Asian Games.
(With Input from agencies)
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