Conquering the much hyped English Channel has always been every swimmer's grail. Many successful and even more unsuccessful attempts have been made to subjugate the channel that separates southern England from northern France, and links the southern part of the North Sea to the Atlantic Ocean. UK's Matthew Wade in 1875 was the first recorded person to swim across the English Channel. Bangladesh's Brojen Das was the first Asian to do so. Mihir Sen and Arati Saha were the first Indians to achieve the feat. Come June 2018 and another Indian will try to overpower the mighty English Channel. Assam's Elvis Ali Hazarika is no new name in the sporting landscape of India. Every 90's kid in Assam must have grown hearing his accolades and aspiring to be like Elvis. 'Jalkonwar' , as he was fondly called had started showing glimpses of his brilliance at a very early age. He had crossed the Joysagar lake in Sibsagar at a tender age of 5. He had started swimming at t...