Indian boxing sensation Neeraj Goyat, the first Indian to break into the World Boxing Council (WBC) world rankings and a three-time WBC Asia titleholder, launched his debut memoir, Those 14 Kilometres, on Thursday. Published by CTRL+ALT+LIT, an imprint of Oswaal Books and Learning Pvt Ltd, the book offers an unflinching account of Goyat’s struggles, resilience, and triumphs both inside and outside the boxing ring.

In a heartfelt statement, Goyat described the memoir as a reflection of his relentless journey: “Those 14 Kilometres is not just a reflection of my sporting life; it contains the strife I encountered outside and inside the ring. Every page represents the moments in which I had to push my boundaries—physically, mentally, and emotionally.”

He expressed his hope that the book would inspire readers from diverse backgrounds, including young athletes and those facing personal challenges, to draw courage from his story.

The memoir chronicles the pivotal moments that shaped Goyat’s career, from his groundbreaking achievements in Indian boxing to the personal battles that tested his resolve. With its raw and motivational narrative, Those 14 Kilometres aims to resonate with readers seeking inspiration to overcome their own obstacles, cementing Goyat’s legacy as not just a champion in the ring but a beacon of determination.

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