Mongolia currently has 11 qualified athletes for the Olympics in the Japanese capital.
The athletes have qualified in archery, boxing, shooting, swimming and wrestling to date.
Mongolia’s women’s 3×3 basketball team has also qualified for the Tokyo Games, where the discipline is

A woman-referee of the Mongolian Football Federation (MFF), U.Battsetseg, has made it to the 2021 International Federation of Association Football (FIFA) List of International Referees and Assistant Referees as an Assistant Referee. She referees high-level events of MFF, including the

“Doha Masters 2021” judo tournament will bring together the best judokas from all around the world in Qatar on 11-13 January. A total of 398 judokas from 69 countries consisting of those ranked in the top 32 in each weight

Top-ranked sumo wrestler Hakuho has coronavirus.
The Mongolian-born star took a COVID-19 test after losing his sense of smell, the Japan Sumo Association said on Tuesday.
The 35-year-old rikishi was preparing for the New Year Grand Tournament starting on Sunday in Tokyo.
The

Sumo grand champion Kakuryu, winner of six top division titles, has given up his Mongolian nationality and acquired Japanese citizenship, an official government publication showed Thursday.
By meeting the requirement to remain in the Japan Sumo Association as an senior-citizenafter retirement,

Mongolian National Olympic Committee (MNOC) President N.Tuvshinbayar has launched a fitness challenge in a bid to keep people active during the coronavirus pandemic. N.Tuvshinbayar, who won gold in judo at the Beijing 2008 Olympics, has challenged people of all ages

At the core of one of 3×3’s biggest success stories, Ulaanbaatar MMC Energy always appeared destined to make the World Tour’s biggest stage.
And the Mongolian team will fulfil their wish when they make their historic debut at the Jeddah Final

Previously the ‘News Agency’ introduced Batbayar, a Mongolian who plays for the Seoul Samsung Thunders, a top South Korean basketball team for a ‘Debut’ Fullerton. However, Batbayar is not the only Mongolian in the South Korean Basketball League.
Mongolian national, Khishgee