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Sakshi Malik, Vinesh Phogat Out of World Wrestling Championship
It was a disappointing show for the Indian Women's wrestling contingent as Sakshi Malik and Vinesh Phogat crashed out of their matches
Bajrang bags India’s first gold at the Asian Wrestling Championships
Bajrang Punia wins India its first gold medal in this edition of the Asian Championships in 65 kg. Sarita misses gold in 58 kg.
Anil and Jyoti produce bronze medals at the Asian Wrestling Championships
Anil and Jyoti won bronze medals at the Asian Wrestling Championships in their respective categories. Deepak, Ritu and Gyanender missed out.
Asian Wrestling Championships: Bronze for Harpreet Singh
Indian wrestler in 80 kg class Harpreet Singh bagged his second consecutive bronze medal at the Asian Wrestling Championships in Delhi.
“Everything is pre-destined. PWL is the best league after IPL”-Annurag Batra
We had the chance to interview Anurag Batra, the owner of the Delhi Sultans team at the ongoing PWL. Read the excerpts from the interview.
“All we want is consistent support – in our wins as well as losses”-Satyawart Kadian
We had the privilege of interviewing the 2014 Commonwealth Silver medalist, Satyawart Kadian. Read the excerpts from the interview.
“If we are educated only then we can apply ourselves well on the mat as well”-Sakshi Malik
Recently, EssentiallySports had the honor of interviewing the 2016 Olympic Gold medalist, Sakshi Malik. Read the excerpts from the interview.
From Rohtak to Rio: The A-Z of India’s latest Olympic Winner Sakshi Malik
Sakshi Malik, the real life Sultan! Read her story from the akharas in Rohtak to the winning Bronze at the Rio 2016 Olympics.
Twitter Celebrates Sakshi Malik’s Heroic Fightback, Wins Bronze for India
Sakshi Malik Yesterday won bronze medal for India. It ended medal drought for India in This Olympics. Twitterati Celebrated her Victory.
Japanese wrestling champion suffers first loss in 13 years
Defending three-time Olympic wrestling champion Kaori Icho suffered her first loss in 13 years at the hands of Mongolian Orkhon Purevdorj.
