Mongolian champion of ‘Dragon House MMA’, D.Batsumberel, won his first match against James Terry from ‘Bellator MMA’ on Saturday.

32-year-old D.Batsumberel has 6 wins and one defeat. His opponent James Terry has 20 wins out of 30 fights.

D.Batsumberel became champion of

The second round of Asian World Cup qualifying is underway. On Thursday, Mongolian footballers beat Myanmar 1-0 in Ulaanbaatar. Amaraa Dulguun scored the lone goal in the 17th minute of the Group F match. The winner of each of the

Mongolia’s weightlifter M.Ankhtsetseg is now training to compete in the World Weightlifting Championships 2019 to be held in the Kingdom of Thailand on September 18-27.

M.Ankhtsetseg has represented Mongolia at international competitions and continental and world championships including the Asian Youth

Record-breaking sumo champion Hakuho said Tuesday he had given up his Mongolian nationality in April and has now acquired Japanese citizenship, clearing the way to run his own stable of wrestlers in the future.

As Japan does not allow multiple nationalities

The Mongolian National Team won the 3×3 Most Improved Nation award, taking the first place with the highest number of ranking points gained during the period of 2017 to 2019. The award was presented at the XXI FIBA World Congress

Mongolia will host an international marathon at Khui Doloon Khudag, located close to the capital, Ulaanbaatar, on 8 September. Entitled “Mongolian Steppe”, the event will be co-organised by the Athletic Federation of Mongolia.

The marathon will be held in three categories,

Traditional Mongolian Wrestler E.Oyunbold, who failed an anti-doping test, has filed a lawsuit against the Naadam Organising Committee for revealing his name.

The 26-year-old wrestler ascended to the highest rank of Titan in the Mongolian traditional wrestling tournament at this year’s

The National Children’s Games will be held in Ulaanbaatar, the capital city of Mongolia on 9-15 September. Over 4500 athletes from the nation’s 21 provinces and the nine districts of Ulaanbaatar have registered to compete in 36 sports categories; two