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Pakistani wrestler Ali Asad has been stripped of his bronze medal in the Commonwealth Games after testing positive for using performance enhancing drugs. The Pakistan Wrestling Federation confirmed that Asad … Read More
The Inspire Institute of Sport (IIS) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the United World Wrestling (UWW), the global governing body for wrestling, to develop the sport in … Read More
India will have 30 athletes at the upcoming U-20 Wrestling World Championships which kicks off on September 2 in Pontevedra, Spain, the United World Wrestling announced on Monday. The entries … Read More
Indian women wrestlers continued their impressive ascent by breaking Japan’s dominance and clinching the team title at the Princess Sumaya Bint al-Hasan Arena in the World Under-17 Championships in Amman, … Read More
WFI President Sanjay Singh on Monday said that India has the potential to win four to five medals in women’s wrestling at the 2028 Olympic Games but for that to … Read More
The Under-17 Indian women wrestling team was on Saturday left stranded at the Queen Alia International Airport in Amman, Jordan after missing a flight back home following a highly successful … Read More
Indian men’s freestyle wrestlers will return empty-handed from the U17 World Championships as Jaspooran Singh, the lone Indian wrestler in the medal contention, lost his bronze play-off here Saturday. Jaspooran … Read More
India’s men’s freestyle wrestlers could not replicate the success of their women counterparts at the Under-17 World Championships as none of the five grapplers in action on Friday could make … Read More
FILE PHOTO: Aditi Kumari clinched the gold medal for India in the 43 kg category in the 2024 U-17 World Wrestling Championships. | Photo Credit: UWW FILE PHOTO: Aditi Kumari … Read More
Sainath Pardhi won India’s second medal at the Under-17 World Wrestling Championships in Amman, Jordan, securing bronze in the men’s 51kg Greco-Roman category with a 3-1 victory over Kazakhstan’s Yerassyl … Read More
