India’s wrestling legend Sangram Singh is ready to make history on November 2 as he steps into the cage for his European Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) debut at the Levels Fight League (LFL) in Amsterdam. Facing Tunisia’s Hakim Trabelsi, the 40-plus Haryana powerhouse fights not just an opponent, but every stereotype about age and endurance.
“I’ve trained harder than ever,” says Sangram, his voice steady with purpose. “This isn’t just a fight — it’s about proving that dreams don’t come with expiry dates.”
A two-time Commonwealth Heavyweight Wrestling Champion (2015-16), Sangram enters the 93-kg division, blending wrestling mastery with MMA precision. His camp in Haryana and Poland included 5–6 hours of daily sparring, high-altitude endurance drills, and power sessions that pushed him beyond limits.
His rival Hakim Trabelsi (4-2 record) brings knockout power and European experience. But for Sangram, this bout is about something bigger — representation. “I fight for India. I fight to open doors for the next generation of Indian fighters.”
With 5,000+ fans expected in attendance and over 10 million global viewers, this fight could earn Sangram a title shot and cement India’s place in European combat sports.
Come November 2, 8 PM CET, when Sangram Singh walks into that cage, it won’t just be another match — it will be the moment when Indian grit meets European steel.
