Boxing legend believes hosting the Games will inspire a new generation of athletes India's legendary boxer Mary Kom is happy with the progress the women's sport has made in the last decade.

It is up to them," she added. Along with Mary, the chairman of the Mary Kom Foundation, Hitesh Choudhary, opened up about the goal they are trying to achieve and said, "We had a discussion ...

The event, themed “Women of Today: Accelerating Ambition”, featured an engaging interactive session between Indian Olympic Boxer and former Rajya Sabha Member Mary Kom and Ms. Alisha Moopen, Managing ...

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Boxing icon and Olympic medallist Mary Kom has opened up about her recent interactions with influential sports figures, including International Cricket Council (ICC) Chairman Jay Shah. During an ...

They'd line up to have him sign their sneakers or basketballs before a game. "We laughed about what his autograph used to look like," Kelly said. "He could barely write in cursive." In eighth ...