In the co-main event, a 12-round WBC Featherweight Title Eliminator, Mongolian Olympic silver-medalist N.Tugstsogt (12-1, 9 KOs) rode two early knockdowns to win a highly competitive split-decision over Barbadian Cobia Breedy (15-1, 5 KOs), setting up a possible rematch with

Mongolia’s King Tug (N.Tugstsogt) will fight against 27–year-old Mexican boxer Eduardo Ramirez on 19 September. His opponent, Eduardo Ramirez has 23 wins, two defeats and three ties. Currently King Tug is undergoing intense training. He chooses a unique outfit for

In terms of infrastructure and facilities, Mongolia remains light years behind many other Asian countries. But having said that, football is developing in leaps and bounds. The country naturally has got strong players – both physically and mentally. The Mongolian

N.Tsedenbal from the Mongolian National Football Team scored the first goal worldwide in the Qatar 2022 qualifying stage.

Had it not been for his football passion, N.Tsedenbal would probably have made a name for himself in another sport. Indeed, s a

Mongolia’s first Olympic champion N.Tuvshinbayar has been elected as the President of the Mongolian National Olympic Committee. The decision was made during today’s session. A total of 123 members of the NOC – or 94.6 percent of participants – favored

The Mongolian National Olympic Committee held an irregular session today (14 August) in order to discuss topics related to its 2020 agenda, hear reports for 2019-2020 and select new members. The Committee also planned its 2020 budget for MNT 992.9

Due to current COVID-19 situation, the FIFA and the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) have jointly decided that the upcoming qualifying matches for the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 and AFC Asian Cup China 2023, originally scheduled to take place during

Dagestan has made a huge impact on the global Mixed Martial Arts scene. It is a blueprint that fighters and coaches in Mongolia are hoping to follow. Coach Zorigt ‘Zorky‘ Ulaankhuu of Zorky MMA is at the forefront of this