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The Rise of Indian MMA Fighters: A New Era in Combat Sports
Introduction
Here is an elaborated article on Indian MMA fighters.
Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) has been gaining popularity in India, and the country is now producing talented fighters who are making a mark in the global MMA scene. This article will explore the rise of Indian MMA fighters, their achievements, and the future of MMA in India.
Anshul Jubli: The Pioneer
Anshul Jubli, a rising Indian MMA fighter, became the second person from India to get a UFC contract. He won the Road to UFC Lightweight Tournament by defeating Jeka Saragih via TKO in the second round. This victory earned him the Performance of the Night. He made his UFC debut against Mike Breeden at UFC 294 and lost the fight via knockout in round three.
Puja Tomar: First Indian Female UFC Fighter to Win in UFC
Puja Tomar, a rising Indian MMA fighter, made history as the first Indian woman to compete and win in the UFC. She faced Rayanne dos Santos at UFC Fight Night 214 and secured a split-decision win (30-27, 27-30, 29-28). Tomar’s victory marks a significant milestone for Indian MMA, and she trains at the renowned Soma Fight Club, preparing for future triumphs
Angad Biht: The Mountain UFC Warrior From India
Source-Angad Bisht Intagram
Angad Bisht is an Indian mixed martial artist who competes in the lightweight division of the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC). He is signed with the UFC but is yet to make his debut.
Here are some key facts about Angad Bisht:
– Record: 10-2-0 (Wins-Losses-Draws)
– Nationality: Indian
– Division: Lightweight
– Fighting style: Mixed Martial Arts
– Gym: Soma Fight Club
– Coach: Siddharth Singh
– Notable wins: None (yet to debut in UFC)
Angad Bisht is considered one of the top prospects in Indian MMA, known for his impressive grappling skills and aggressive fighting style. He has had a successful career in the Indian MMA circuit, winning multiple titles and accolades. Bisht is highly anticipated to make a significant impact in the UFC lightweight division once he makes his debut.
Keep an eye out for Angad Bisht’s upcoming fights and updates on his MMA journey
Bharat Kandare: The Second Indian in UFC
– Record: 3-4-0 (Wins-Losses-Draws)
– Nationality: Indian
– Division: Lightweight
– Fighting style: Mixed Martial Arts
– Gym: Jackson-Wink MMA Academy
– Coach: Greg Jackson
– Notable wins: None (yet to win in UFC)
– Notable losses: Richie Smullen (UFC Fight Night 145)
Bharat Kandare is an Indian mixed martial artist who competes in the lightweight division of the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC). He made his UFC debut against Richie Smullen at UFC Fight Night 145, losing via submission in round two. Kandare is known for his grappling skills and continues to train for future victories.
Sumit Kumar: The Rising Star
– Record: 3-4-0 (Wins-Losses-Draws)
– Nationality: Indian
– Division: Bantamweight
– Fighting style: Mixed Martial Arts
– Gym: Soma Fight Club
– Coach: Siddharth Singh
– Notable wins: None (yet to win in UFC)
– Notable losses: Liudvik Sholinian (UFC Fight Night 211)
Sumit Kumar is an Indian mixed martial artist who competes in the bantamweight division of the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC). He made his UFC debut against Liudvik Sholinian at UFC Fight Night 211, losing via TKO in round one. Kumar continues to train and improve his skills for future fights.
Rana Rudra Pratap Singh
– Record: 6-2-0 (Wins-Losses-Draws)
– Nationality: Indian
– Division: Welterweight
– Fighting style: Mixed Martial Arts
– Gym: Jackson-Wink MMA Academy
– Coach: Greg Jackson
– Notable wins: None (yet to debut in UFC)
– Notable losses: None (yet to debut in UFC)
Rana Rudra Pratap Singh is an Indian mixed martial artist who competes in the welterweight division of the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC). He is yet to make his UFC debut, but has had a successful career in the Indian MMA circuit, winning multiple titles and accolades. Singh is highly anticipated to make a significant impact in the UFC welterweight division once he makes his debut.
Indian MMA Promotions
Apart from fighters, India is also home to several MMA promotions that are providing a platform for Indian fighters to showcase their skills. Some notable MMA promotions in India include:
– UFC
– Super Fight League (SFL)
– Brave Combat Federation (BCF)
– Matrix Fight Night (MFN)
Conclusion
Indian MMA fighters are making a mark in the global MMA scene, and their achievements are inspiring many young Indians to take up the sport. With the rise of MMA promotions in India, the future of Indian MMA looks bright. We can expect to see many more Indian fighters making a name for themselves in the UFC and other prominent MMA promotions.
FAQs
Q: Who is the first Indian female UFC fighter to win in the UFC?
A: Puja Tomar is the first Indian female UFC fighter to win in the UFC.
Q: Who is the second person from India to get a UFC contract?
A: Anshul Jubli is the second person from India to get a UFC contract.
Q: Which Indian MMA fighter is signed with the UFC but is yet to make his debut?
A: Angad Bisht is signed with the UFC but is yet to make his debut.
Q: Who is the Indian mixed martial artist who competes in the welterweight division of the UFC?
A: Rana Rudra Pratap Singh is the Indian mixed martial artist who competes in the welterweight division of the UFC.
Q: Which Indian MMA promotion is providing a platform for Indian fighters to showcase their skills?
A: Super Fight League (SFL), Brave Combat Federation (BCF), Matrix Fight Night (MFN) are some of the Indian MMA promotions providing a platform for Indian fighters to showcase their skills.
Q: How many Indian MMA fighters are currently competing in the UFC?
A: Six Indian MMA fighters (Anshul Jubli, Puja Tomar, Angad Bisht, Bharat Kandare, Sumit Kumar, Rana Rudra Pratap Singh) are currently competing in the UFC.
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