After more than two years away from competition, Mongolian brawler Z.Shinechagtga is set to make his much-anticipated return on 9 June at ONE Fight Night 11: Eersel vs. Menshikov on Prime Video.

The ONE Warrior Series contract winner hardly does anything

Former Dayton Flyers guard Mike Sharavjamts received an invitation to the G League Elite Camp. The event will take place May 13-14 in Chicago. It precedes the NBA Draft Combine, which lasts from May 15-21 at Wintrust Arena in Chicago.

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Touted Mongolian knockout artist E.Tsendbaatar  (5-0, 3 KOs), signed to DiBella Entertainment earlier this year, will make his Broadway Boxing debut.

E.Tsendbaatar grew up on the countryside steppes of the Mongolian grassland, living a nomadic lifestyle with his family, herding horses

Powerful Asian teams will be primed to start the season strong at the FIBA 3×3 Ulaanbaatar Super Quest on 22-23 April.

Pools

Pool A: Ulaanbaatar MMC Energy (MGL), Zaisan MIGdaatgal (MGL), Amgalan (MGL)
Pool B: Sansar MMC Energy, Sansar MMC Energy (MGL), Zavkhan  (MGL), Kuala Lumpur (MAS)
Pool C: Futian (CHN), Saitama Alphas (JPN), Seongnam Officechec (KOR)
Pool D: Utsunomiya BREX (JPN), Manila Chooks (PHI), Bayangol Broncos (MGL)

Some

Mongolian wrestler M.Lkhagvagerel won the gold medal in the men’s 125kg freestyle category at the Asian Wrestling Championships, which took place in Astana, Kazakhstan on April 9-14.

The 25-year-old defeated host wrestler Yusup Batirmurzaev in the final bout on Friday, becoming

When Mongolia’s U-17 women’s national team entertained Hong Kong at home in a friendly international last Thursday, the hosts knew the game would go down in the nation’s football history.
It was the first-ever international match in their newly-constructed Air Dome.

Mongolia will host the World Grand Prix, an Olympic qualification tournament on 16-17 June at Sukhbaatar Square in Ulaanbaatar city. The tournament will bring together the best teams from 11 countries.

The Olympic qualification tournaments have started since the beginning of

Mongolian players Garidmagnai “⁠bLitz⁠” Byambasuren, Sodbayar “⁠Techno⁠” Munkhbold, Baatarkhuu “⁠Bart4k⁠” Batbold, Tuvshintugs “⁠Annihilation⁠” Nyamdorj, and Chinguun “⁠hasteka⁠” Bayarmaa have revived the tag “The Mongolz” ahead of the BLAST Paris Major Asia RMR and will no longer play under IHC in