Vijender Singh's unbeaten streak ends following loss to Artysh Lopsan
Vijender Singh is a professional boxer from India. He has previously represented India in the international and global circuit, having won competitive medals. Since 2015, he has been into professional boxing and remained unbeaten for 12 bouts.
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 "<p>Professional Indian boxer Vijender Singh has suffered the first significant setback of his career. He has suffered his first loss in his professional boxing career, following a loss to Artysh Lopsan of Russia.</p>")
<p>Professional Indian boxer Vijender Singh has suffered the first significant setback of his career. He has suffered his first loss in his professional boxing career, following a loss to Artysh Lopsan of Russia.</p>
Professional Indian boxer Vijender Singh has suffered the first significant setback of his career. He has suffered his first loss in his professional boxing career, following a loss to Artysh Lopsan of Russia.
<p>On Friday, the bout was held at the Majestic Pride Casino in Goa. Vijender lost it via technical knockout in the fifth round, in what was an eight-round bout.</p>
On Friday, the bout was held at the Majestic Pride Casino in Goa. Vijender lost it via technical knockout in the fifth round, in what was an eight-round bout.
<p>Since the first round, Vijender seemed to be in a rough patch while he looked tired by the third round. While it was his first bout in 15 months, his last fight was against Charles Adamu of Ghana in Dubai.</p>
Since the first round, Vijender seemed to be in a rough patch while he looked tired by the third round. While it was his first bout in 15 months, his last fight was against Charles Adamu of Ghana in Dubai.
<p>Following the loss, Vijender tweeted, “It’s happened some time”.</p>
Following the loss, Vijender tweeted, “It’s happened some time”.
<p>Since 2015, Vijender turned pro and was on a 12-0 unbeaten streak, while he also won the Asia Pacific super-middleweight championship title. Vijender was into global competitive events before pro-boxing, having won nine medals, including a gold at the 2010 Asian Games.</p>
Since 2015, Vijender turned pro and was on a 12-0 unbeaten streak, while he also won the Asia Pacific super-middleweight championship title. Vijender was into global competitive events before pro-boxing, having won nine medals, including a gold at the 2010 Asian Games.
