"This generation of Indian boxers are different, they are aggressive, they look into the eyes of the opponents and they have tremendous self confidence and belief. They now use the language which other boxers use all over the world. I see nothing wrong in it," Sandhu said.
"Earlier there was complaints that our boxers get overawed by their rivals. Now if they give it back to their rivals in the same language why should they be called pompous or boastful. This is the way boxers talk world over," he added.
The coach was of the view that media back home is giving huge coverage to boxing, which is a very positive sign.
"The boxers realise that millions of Indians are now watching and praying for them. They no longer belong to insignificant sport and they are here on their own merit after competing with the best of the world," Sandhu said.
Asked why boxing has suddenly becoming media favourite in India, the coach replied, "Well there are good reasons for that and one of the most important reason is that our boxers have consistently performed well in the international arena for last five