Due to his no-compromise attitude, politics in committee kept him away from Beijing and from his quartet (Akhil, Jeetendar, Dinesh and Vijender).
In 2003, Singh established the 'Bhiwani Boxing Club' withdrawing his provident fund, mortgaging his home and land to obtain loan of 4 lakhs from Gramin bank.
BBC has a 25-metre track, a multi-utility gym, three punching bags and a mobile boxing ring.
Due to its record of producing competent boxers, Bhiwani is now being called the 'Cuba of India',[5] with more than 10 per cent of the children in the district trying their hand at boxing.
His wards include the three Indian boxers who have qualified for the quarterfinals at Beijing, viz., Akhil Kumar, Jitender Kumar and lastly Vijender Singh, who eventually won a bronze medal at Beijing Olympics, India's first Boxing medal in the Olympic Games.