Sangram Singh Makes History As First Indian Male Wrestler To Win MMA Fight At Age 39

Renowned wrestler Sangram Singh has made headlines by becoming the first Indian male wrestler to win a Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) fight at 39. His debut victory at the Gama International Fighting Championship showcases that age is just a number. Let's delve into the details about this remarkable achievement and learn more about Sangram Singh.

Sangram Singh, a seasoned wrestler, faced off against Pakistan's Ali Raza Nasir, who is 17 years younger than him. He delivered an outstanding performance at the Gama International Fighting Championship in Tbilisi, Georgia, securing a record-breaking win.

This victory marks the fastest win for an Indian MMA fighter in the 93 kg division. Sangram's achievement not only highlights his skill but also sets a new benchmark for Indian athletes in the sport.

Born on 21st July 1985, Sangram Singh hails from Rohtak, Haryana. He began his career as a sportsperson with the Delhi Police in 1999. In 2012, he was honoured with the title of 'World's Best Professional Wrestler' by World Wrestling Professionals (WWP). He also won the WWP Commonwealth Heavyweight Championship twice, in 2015 and 2016.

In March 2016, Sangram launched his own sportswear line called 'SGXbySangramSingh'. This venture reflects his passion for promoting fitness and sports among enthusiasts.

Sangram comes from a humble background. His father, Umed Singh, is a retired army soldier, while his mother, Ramodevi, is a homemaker. Their support has been instrumental in his journey to success.

In July 2022, Sangram married his longtime girlfriend Payal Rohatgi in a traditional ceremony. Payal is a well-known television actress who participated in reality shows like Bigg Boss (2008) and ALT Balaji's 'Lock Upp' (2022).

Sangram Singh's journey from Rohtak to international fame is inspiring. His achievements in wrestling and MMA demonstrate dedication and perseverance. As he continues to break barriers and set records, he remains an inspiration for aspiring athletes worldwide.