Aartish Lopson may be a longtime rival, but he is still a “kid”, India’s professional boxing star Vijender Singh said on Monday, when he punches with his Russian rival in Panaji on Friday, for his unbeaten streak. Assures to expand. Vijender and Losan will be squared off in a super middle-weight (76 kg) showdown, dubbed as ‘Battle on Ship’ on the rooftop deck of Majestic Pride Casino Ship. Both boxers have reached Goa and started training for the fight. Unbeaten so far, Vijender is surprised and said that his opponent’s height is 6 feet 4 inches which will not matter inside the ring as he seeks the 13th victory of his professional boxing career.
“He is tall and I will take it slow initially but still I am convinced to beat him. Height is not everything and in boxing, you need strength and strategy. I have experience under my belt. Is and Lopson is still a child. ”Said Vijender.
The Olympic bronze medalist duo said, “My unbeaten streak will continue even after March 19 and I am sure everyone will witness an amazing day of boxing. The harder the opponent is, the more fun it will be to defeat.”
Vijender said that he will not work very hard in training. “I am excited and excited for this fight. I have started my training now. It mostly controls my weight. I will not be too hard in training,” he said.
“Goa is Gulzar as always. It is always fantastic to visit this wonderful state and I am already feeling positive about my opportunities during the fight.”
Lopson said on his behalf, his actions would speak rather than words. Vijender said, “Vijender is a good fighter but I am here to beat my undefeated streak.”
“I’m ready for him – to knock him out in the opening round. It would be great to beat him in front of his audience. I’m sure Vijender will have a very tough time in the ring, facing me.”
Majestic Pride Casino Ship will host the most awaited battle of the year. The 26-year-old Lopeson has a good record in his young career as a professional boxer. In six bouts, the Russian has won four times, including two defeats and a draw.
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On the other hand, Vijender is unbeaten in his professional boxing career with a record of 12–0, including eight knockouts.
He claimed his 12th successive victory in November 2019, defeating former Commonwealth champion Charles Adamu of Ghana.
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