Indian boxer Urvashi Singh beat Thailand’s national champion Thanchanok Phanan in a 10-round contest to claim the WBC International Super Bantamweight title as well as the WBC Asia Silver crown in Colombo.
ROSHAN NATHANIAL (CHAIRMAN)
Roshan Nathanial, born 9th March 1982 is a former national boxing champion and boxing coach from India. With 25 years of experience in boxing, Roshan has helped build many combat sport enthusiasts from foundation to world champions!
Roshan has coached boxers for over 45 national and international level fights working closely with authorities in countries such as China, Philippines and Australia.
Roshan has also worked closely with top professional boxing teams from Russia, United Kingdom, Canada, United States of America, Argentina, Philippines, China, Kazakhstan and Africa.
In 2018, Roshan received a Bharat Shri Award from the Indian Government in Maharashtra under the patronage of Hon. Minister Mr. Ramdas Athwale in recognition for this work and dedication towards the sport. Roshan has also received an award from the World Boxing Council in recognition for outstanding performance for the year 2018 in Philippines.
Presently, Roshan is the International Matchmaker & Technical Director for boxing at DJMC Events/Boxing UAE, a leading event management company in Dubai. Roshan overlooks all technical aspects of the boxing events which take place bi-annually organized by DJMC Events.
Key highlights of his career was when Roshan trained and guided Urvashi Singh to winning the title 'World Champion' and Sachin Dekwal the title 'Asia Continental Champion' .
Bharat Shri Award from the Indian Government in Maharashtra
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The UAE’s first ever women’s boxing world title fight is set to take place between Urvashi Singh of India and Halima Vunjabei of Tanzania for the vacant Women’s International Boxing.
Female fighters delivered is style a the Conrad hotel in Dubai on Saturday when India’s Urvashi Singh claimed the vacant Women’s International Boxing Association (WIBA) world super.
























