There’s a minor sports revolution going on in Mongolia, the giant landlocked Asian country most associated with Genghis Khan and famous for its “three manly sports” of archery, horse racing and, the most prestigious, wrestling.

The two-week Asian Games offer a glimpse

Mongolia’s O.Yesugen becomes one of the first boxers in the Asian Games who earned quotas for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games in Hangzhou.

Kazakhstan’s two-time World Champion Nazym Kyzaibay delivered her sensational technical skills in the first round against Mongolia’s O.Yesugen

Mongolian judge L.Odgerel has been appointed as a judge for the weightlifting competition at the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris.

In 2015, L.Odgerel, a judge of the Mongolian Weightlifting Federation was appointed as a First Class International Judge.

L.Odgerel is first Mongolian

Three months after the sophomore point guard withdrew from the NBA draft and transferred from Dayton to the USF, Mike Sharavjamts is a major source of pride for one of the nation’s largest Mongolian populations.

Between 8,000 and 10,000 Mongolians are

Mongolia will send a delegation of over 600 to the upcoming Hangzhou Asian Games, its largest at a single Asian Games, delegation chief G.Amgalanbaatar said.

“Our country will send more than 400 athletes in 34 different sports as well as over

Mongolian judokas have been ramping up their preparations for the upcoming 19th Asian Games in China’s Hangzhou, aiming for gold medals.

According to the Mongolian National Olympic Committee, Mongolia will field more than 400 athletes at the Hangzhou Asian Games across

Long before B.Ser-Od  became one of the most prolific distance runners in the world, he planted himself on the start line of the Hong Kong Marathon in 2002. At the time, Ser-Od had never run anything longer than 20 kilometers

With a formidable mindset honed through the both tranquil and challenging traditional lifestyle of Nomadic herding, T.Nyamjargal has become a warrior capable of eclipsing the achievements of martial artists from every corner of Mongolia.

From humble beginnings, the athlete grew up