India's Sangram Singh marked his triumphant return to the wrestling arena after a hiatus of six years, clinching victory against Pakistan’s Mohammad Saeed in a tightly contested match, culminating in a score of 30-23 at the prestigious International Pro Wrestling Championship held at the Shabab Alahli Club.
This remarkable win reaffirms Sangram Singh's prowess on the mat, earning him both the coveted gold medal and the substantial prize money of 3 crore rupees after engaging in a grueling six-round battle.
In a heartfelt address, Singh attributed his success to the unwavering support of his fellow countrymen and aimed to inspire aspiring athletes to pursue their dreams relentlessly. Despite facing formidable odds against a younger and heavier opponent, Singh's dedication to his cause shone through, proving that with self-belief, any obstacle can be overcome.
Reflecting on the rigorous preparation leading up to the match, Singh acknowledged the challenges posed by his opponent's considerable weight advantage and age gap. Nevertheless, he commended Mohammad Saeed for his commendable performance, extending his congratulations for a well-fought bout.
The International Pro Wrestling Championship 2024 Dubai showcased an impressive lineup of talented wrestlers from across the globe, underscoring the sport's universal appeal and spirit of sportsmanship.
With a focus on promoting fitness and sportsmanship, Singh emphasized the values of perseverance and determination, aligning with the ethos of FIT India. He viewed his showdown with Muhammad Saeed not only as a personal challenge but also as an opportunity to inspire young athletes to transcend limitations and pursue excellence.
As Sangram Singh embarks on his anticipated comeback journey facilitated by the World Professional Wrestling Hub, his message resonates loud and clear: age is no barrier to achievement, and with the right mindset, champions can emerge from any corner of the world
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