I CAN. I WILL. END OF THE STORY.

"DON'T LIMIT YOUR CHALLENGES, CHALLENGE YOUR LIMIT"

What women have done in the world of sports this week is truly appreciated. Where India's women's hockey team won the Asia Cup by defeating China, the same was done by Super Boxer Mary Com's dream of bringing the Asian boxing championship back to the golden country. The mother of three children has shown that if there is a right attitude in mind, it is not difficult to achieve anything.

Story of struggle

Listening to the name of Mangte Changeyijang Mary Kom, the picture of a bold and courageous woman emerges first in the heart and mind. Mary Kom was born in Kaththeai village in Churachandpur district of Manipur, Western India. Mary Kom was interested in athletics since her childhood, and in 2000, Dinko Singh inspired her to become a boxer. It was not easy for a farmer's daughter to make a career in the boxing ring. When Marie Com started boxing, she could not find any support from her home. The house was against the boxing of Mary Com, but her hard work and passion forced her to bend.

There was no facility of practicing in the village nor much of the facilities. The milk which was needed for the boxer could hardly get them. Mary had started her boxing career in 2000 and despite not only the fluctuations she established herself but also honored the country on many occasions. In 2008, the female boxer was given the title of 'Magnificent Marie Com'. The whole story of Mary Kom, who illuminated the name of India in the boxing ring, was also featured on the film screen and Priyanka Chopra played her role in that film

Every medal is a story of struggle, says the indomitable Mary Kom, who considers her fifth Asian Boxing Championship gold medal special as it came despite the many roles she has had to play outside the ring in the past one year.

Mary Kom, a five-time world champion and Olympic bronze- medallist, scripted history by becoming the first boxer to claim five gold medals at the continental meet in the Vietnamese city of Ho Chi Minh.

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