New Delhi: "It&rsquo;s as if someone cast an evil eye on Indian boxing", said national coach Gurbax Singh Sandhu as he tried to make sense of the downward spiral that gripped the sport&rsquo;s administration four years ago leaving the three Olympic-bound pugilists under pressure.
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"I have seen the worst of time and the best as well. But right now, there is no federation for such a long time. There is nobody to look after us. Pressure is just too high," Sandhu said.
"We have Shiva and Vikas who are world medallists, Manoj is a Commonwealth Games champion.
"But we don&rsquo;t have the support of representation in the technical conduct of events. Things have deteriorated post 2012 but I am still positive.
"Damage has been done but let&rsquo;s hope for the best in future."

"It&rsquo;s as if someone cast an evil eye on Indian boxing", said national coach Gurbax Singh Sandhu as he tried to make sense of the downward spiral that gripped the sport&rsquo;s administration four years ago leaving the three Olympic-bound pugilists under pressure

Indian pugilists under pressure, but will deliver, assures coach Sandhu

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"It&rsquo;s as if someone cast an evil eye on Indian boxing", said national coach Gurbax Singh Sandhu as he tried to make sense of the downward spiral that gripped the sport&rsquo;s administration four years ago leaving the three Olympic-bound pugilists under pressure

Indian pugilists under pressure, but will deliver, assures coach Sandhu

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