He knows it won’t be a stroll in the park but boxer Vijender Singh on Monday said he can’t wait for his professional debut in September as taking on difficult tasks is what makes him happy. “It is not easy. But I believe in giving my 100 per cent to whatever work I do. There is a sort of pleasure in doing things which are difficult. I don’t know how successful I would be but I am giving it a shot,” Vijender said in a press conference with representatives of his UK-based promoters Queensberry Promotions. Playing down the objections that were raised by his employers, Haryana Police, after he turned pro, Vijender said the matter would be resolved amicably soon. “I have already asked for permission from regional police. I have met the officials of Haryana government and I am hopeful everything will be sorted out soon,” he said. looking forward to his stint in the UK, Vijender said he hopes to make it big bagging titles. “It’s a new beginning for me. Everything is new, whether it is training with sparring partners, the kind of training or living in UK. If I get a world title it will be history for me and India,” he said. Vijender said his India promoters Infinity Optimal Solutions (IOS) convinced him about the switch to professional. “When I spoke to Neerav (Tomar), I wasn’t sure. I wanted to see the set-up, so I took time off from the camp. After I came back, I spoke to my family, specially my wife, who was not convinced initially,” he said.