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"So, I do raise questions. We all should even if it comes with a bit of trolling, we should not stop asking for better," Vijender Singh added.
Vijender Singh
"Obviously, I am at a loss but there is nothing that can be done. So, you just make peace with it and wait for things to normalise," he added. Vijender said he is continuing to train at home to stay in shape. "I have everything at home to ensure that I don't need to step out. I do my training on my own, which is not unusual because I have the luxury of a trainer only when I am in England," he said.
Vijender's trainer is Manchester-based Lee Beard, who joins him a few weeks before his fights. "The idea is to keep my body in shape for whenever the action resumes," he said. The boxer is also an active politician and fought Lok Sabha elections on a Congress ticket last year. Vijender has been actively questioning the government response to the pandemic, which has led to over 100 deaths so far in the country.
"I have spoken to doctors who tell me that we should be testing more people. I hope it is being done. We can only hope that the situation doesn't get worse, look at what's happening around the world, it's scary," he said. "So, I do raise questions. We all should even if it comes with a bit of trolling, we should not stop asking for better," he added.
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