Adam to marry a fan!

Known for his performance in hockey tournaments, Adam Sinclair, the Indian hockey star player has been on cloud nine since he got engaged to his sweetheart Vyshali Nair.

Currently in Coimbatore, Adam excitedly says, “It all started with the ‘Classmates’ notebooks. Vyshali saw my picture on the cover of the notebook and thought I am really cute. Later she did some ‘research’ and figured out that ‘the cute boy’ is a hockey player and even began following the sport.”

Twenty-old-year old Vyshali, a final-year student at Women’s Christian College, was ecstatic when the ‘man of her dreams’ proposed to her.

A gushing Adam says, “I’ve known her for three years now. What started off as friendship through Orkut has turned into the most beautiful part of my life.”

So how did the ‘big moment’ come about? Adam says, “I was in Bhopal for a tournament and I decided to propose to her. Before the match, I called her and proposed and it was a fairytale-come-true for both of us when she accepted.”

Being a sports personality, Adam didn’t have time to ‘look for a girl’ but says, “I knew that if I meet the right girl nothing would stop me from spending the rest of my life with her.”

Adam recalls fondly, “I still remember Vyshali’s first ‘live’ hockey match. I was playing. The first goal I scored was a dedication to her. It was a wonderful moment!”

Asked what he likes best about Vyshali, he says, “Being the wife or girlfriend of a sportsperson is no piece of cake. There’ll be fans, there’ll be lot of travel and to deal with all this, the spouse or partner has to extremely understanding. In that sense, Vyshali is perfect!” He adds, “I have a short fuse too and she is ultra calm and composed so it’s a good balance!”

So when is the ‘big’ day? The hot hunk says, “We have not zeroed in on the dates for the wedding but it’ll be either this December or January 2012.”

And with this commitment, Adam is clear about his future plans.

He says, “Till now hockey was my priority but since I am engaged and getting married, my wife will take first priority but the focus and dedication to the sport is never going to change,” he says before hitting the field to practise for his upcoming tournament in Bombay.