Updated On: 20 August, 2015 07:49 AM IST | | PTI
<p>Gearing up to make the Olympic cut for a second successive time, star Indian woman boxer said it would be no walk in the park to fetch a medal even if she qualifies for next year's Games in Rio de Janeiro</p>

Mary Kom
New Delhi: Gearing up to make the Olympic cut for a second successive time, star Indian woman boxer MC Mary Kom yesterday said it would be no walk in the park to fetch a medal even if she qualifies for next year's Games in Rio de Janeiro.
Mary Kom. Pic/Suresh KK
Mary Kom, who won a bronze medal in the 2012 London Games where women's boxing made its Olympic debut, said Rio would be a tougher proposition given that the size of draw is expected to be bigger. "Qualifying for the Rio Games would be tough and winning a medal would be even tougher. I am trying all I can to qualify for the Games," said the pugilist who was here to felicitate podium-finishers of the recent Special Olympic Games where India claimed 173 medals.