Krish Gupta Becomes IBJJF Asia 2026 No-Gi Champion
Krish Gupta Becomes IBJJF Asia 2026 No-Gi Champion https://crosstrainfightclub.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/0921-1.mp4 Krish Gupta has delivered a standout performance at the 2026 IBJJF Asian Championship in Tokyo, winning the No-Gi championship and adding a silver medal in the Gi division. The result gives Krish two podium finishes at one of the major events on the Asian Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu calendar and adds another international achievement to his competitive journey. The Asian Jiu-Jitsu IBJJF Championship 2026 was held in Tokyo, Japan, on July 12, bringing together athletes from across Asia and beyond. The IBJJF describes the Asian Championships as one of its major events in the region, with thousands of athletes competing across divisions. Krish Gupta Takes the No-Gi Title Krish’s biggest result of the championship came in the No-Gi division, where he finished as the champion. No-Gi Jiu-Jitsu demands a strong combination of positional control, wrestling, transitions and submission skills because athletes compete without the grips provided by the traditional Gi. For a competitor, winning a No-Gi championship at the Asian level requires technical preparation, physical conditioning and the ability to perform under tournament pressure. Krish delivered when it mattered. Silver Medal in the Gi Division Krish also competed in the Gi division, where he finished with a silver medal. Competing successfully in both formats is a demanding challenge. Gi and No-Gi Jiu-Jitsu require many of the same fundamental skills, but the grips, pace and tactical possibilities can be very different. Reaching the podium in both formats demonstrates Krish’s ability to adapt his game across different competitive environments. Two Medals From One International Championship Winning one medal at an international event is an achievement. Winning across both Gi and No-Gi competition adds another dimension to the result. Krish leaves Tokyo with: No-Gi: Gold Medal Gi: Silver Medal Together, the two podium finishes make this a significant championship for the athlete. Competing on the Asian Stage The IBJJF Asian Championship brings together high-level competitors from across the region and gives athletes an opportunity to test their Jiu-Jitsu against different styles and training backgrounds. The 2026 edition in Tokyo featured a large international field, with the IBJJF highlighting the depth of competition across the Asian circuit. For Indian athletes, competing at events of this level provides valuable international experience and helps raise the visibility of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu from India. Krish’s performance adds another Indian result to that growing story. Why Results Like This Matter International competition is about more than medals. Athletes have to prepare for different styles, manage tournament pressure and adapt quickly between matches. A strong performance also gives competitors a clearer understanding of where their game stands against international opposition. For Krish, the Tokyo championship provided that opportunity in both Gi and No-Gi competition. The result speaks for itself. Two divisions. Two podium finishes. One gold and one silver. The Growth of Indian Jiu-Jitsu Results like Krish’s are part of the wider development of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and submission grappling in India. More Indian athletes are travelling to international competitions, gaining experience and testing themselves against competitors from established Jiu-Jitsu communities around the world. Every international podium finish helps create greater visibility for the sport and can encourage more athletes in India to pursue competitive Jiu-Jitsu. From Training to International Competition A medal at an event like the IBJJF Asian Championship is built long before tournament day. The preparation involves drilling, positional training, sparring, conditioning and developing the ability to execute techniques under pressure. Competition then puts those skills to the test. Krish’s two-medal performance in Tokyo is the result of that process. The No-Gi gold shows his ability to perform at the highest point of the division, while the Gi silver demonstrates his versatility across formats. What Comes Next for Krish Gupta? International competition is a continuing journey. The experience from Tokyo can become part of the preparation for the next tournament, the next opponent and the next opportunity to improve. For Krish, the 2026 Asian Championship now becomes an important chapter in his competitive record. A gold medal in No-Gi. A silver medal in Gi. And another international championship experience to build upon. A Proud Result for Indian Jiu-Jitsu Krish Gupta’s performance at the 2026 IBJJF Asian Championship in Tokyo is a result worth celebrating. Winning the No-Gi championship and finishing with silver in the Gi division shows the ability to compete successfully across two demanding formats at an international event. The medals are now in hand. The experience will remain. And the next challenge is already waiting. One championship. Two podium finishes. Another big step for Indian Jiu-Jitsu.
Amit Amauriya Talks ATURTO Final | Crosstrain
Amit Amauriya Talks ATURTO Final, Weight Cut and Bringing the Belt to Crosstrain Amit Amauriya opens up about his ATURTO Flyweight Grand Prix journey, the frustration of making weight twice without getting to compete, and his confidence ahead of the final this December. In a new interview on Fight Talk with Moji, Crosstrain Fight Club fighter Amit Amauriya discusses the unusual road he has taken through the ATURTO Flyweight Grand Prix. For Amit, the journey has involved the discipline of making weight not once, but twice, while still not getting the opportunity to compete in the earlier stages of the tournament. Now, his attention is firmly on the final against Limasunep Imchen. Amit Amauriya Opens Up About His ATURTO Journey Making weight is one of the most demanding parts of fight preparation. A fighter can spend weeks training, conditioning and preparing for a specific opponent, but nothing matters if the fighter is not ready to make the contracted weight. In his interview with Fight Talk with Moji, Amit speaks openly about the frustration of having to make weight twice despite not getting the opportunity to compete in those earlier Grand Prix matchups. That experience has been difficult, but it has not changed his focus. Instead, Amit says he is carrying confidence into the final. Making Weight Twice Without Getting to Compete For any fighter, a weight cut requires discipline. It affects training, nutrition, recovery and the final days leading into competition. Amit’s situation has been particularly unusual because he completed that process on two separate occasions, yet neither opportunity resulted in him actually competing in the cage. Instead of allowing that frustration to take over, Amit has turned his attention toward the opportunity that remains. That opportunity is the ATURTO Flyweight Grand Prix Final. Amit Is Ready for Limasunep Imchen The final will see Amit Amauriya face Limasunep Imchen for the ATURTO Flyweight Grand Prix championship this December. After everything that has happened during the tournament, Amit now has one clear objective. Win the final and bring the belt back to Crosstrain Fight Club. In the interview, Amit speaks with confidence about his chances and makes it clear that he believes he can get the job done. That confidence is built on preparation and the work that continues inside the gym. The Mindset Behind the Fighter Competitive MMA is not only about physical ability. Fighters also have to deal with uncertainty, frustration and situations they cannot control. Amit’s ATURTO journey is a good example. He prepared for competition and made weight, but circumstances prevented him from getting into the cage during the earlier stages. The ability to stay focused through situations like that is part of being a professional athlete. Now, rather than looking back at what did not happen, Amit is focused on what is ahead. Representing Crosstrain Fight Club Amit enters the final representing Crosstrain Fight Club, continuing the club’s growing presence in Indian MMA. Crosstrain brings together training in MMA, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, wrestling, boxing, kickboxing and grappling, giving fighters the opportunity to develop a complete combat sports skill set. For an MMA athlete, that combination matters. Striking, wrestling and grappling all have to work together inside the cage. Training also needs to prepare fighters mentally for the pressure and unpredictability of competition. The Belt Is the Goal After an unusual route through the ATURTO Flyweight Grand Prix, Amit now has the opportunity to finish the tournament with the result every fighter wants. A championship belt. His message in the Fight Talk with Moji interview is clear. He believes he has what it takes to beat Limasunep Imchen and bring the ATURTO Flyweight Grand Prix belt back to Crosstrain Fight Club. The earlier frustration is now behind him. The final is what matters. Watch the Full Interview Amit discusses his ATURTO experience, the frustration of making weight twice without getting to compete, and his mindset heading into the championship final in his latest interview with Fight Talk with Moji. Watch the full interview here: https://youtu.be/H6-SHtJpvUI Crosstrain Fight Club and Competitive MMA Amit’s journey is another example of the competitive culture at Crosstrain Fight Club. The club supports athletes across MMA, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, wrestling, boxing, kickboxing and grappling, with training communities across Noida, Delhi NCR and Faridabad. For athletes searching for MMA training in Noida, MMA training in Delhi NCR, MMA training in Faridabad, BJJ training in Noida, wrestling training in Delhi NCR or other combat sports training, the focus is on building skills that can be tested in real competition. December Brings the Final Test Amit Amauriya has already dealt with an unusual tournament journey. Now he has one final opportunity. In December, Amit will face Limasunep Imchen in the ATURTO Flyweight Grand Prix Final. The frustration of the earlier stages has created an even stronger reason to make the final count. Amit believes he can get the job done. And the goal is clear: Bring the belt back to Crosstrain Fight Club. Amit Amauriya Talks ATURTO Final Amit Amauriya opens up about his ATURTO Flyweight Grand Prix journey, the frustration of making weight twice without getting to compete, and his confidence ahead of the final this December. 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Kunal Yadav Wins Bronze at SJJIF World Jiu-Jitsu Championship 2026
Kunal Yadav Wins Bronze at SJJIF World Jiu-Jitsu Championship 2026 Kunal Yadav has brought home a bronze medal from the SJJIF World Jiu-Jitsu Championship 2026 in Tokyo, Japan, giving Indian Jiu-Jitsu another reason to celebrate on the international stage. Competing at the SJJIF World Jiu-Jitsu Championship 2026, Kunal represented India and secured a place on the podium, finishing with a bronze medal. The result marks an important achievement for an Indian athlete competing at a global Jiu-Jitsu championship. Kunal Yadav Takes Bronze in Tokyo The SJJIF World Jiu-Jitsu Championship 2026 brought together competitors from different countries for high-level international Jiu-Jitsu competition. Kunal Yadav successfully fought his way to the podium and finished the championship with a bronze medal. The achievement is significant because competing at a world championship demands preparation, consistency and the ability to perform under pressure against athletes from different competitive backgrounds. Representing India on the World Stage Seeing the Indian flag on the international podium is a proud moment for Indian combat sports. Kunal’s result in Tokyo highlights the growing presence of Indian athletes in global Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and submission grappling competitions. International tournaments provide athletes with an opportunity to measure themselves against competitors from established Jiu-Jitsu communities around the world. For Kunal, the bronze medal is recognition of the work that goes into preparing for that level of competition. Why World Championship Competition Matters A world championship is different from an ordinary tournament. The level of competition is high, the pressure is greater and there is little room for mistakes. Athletes have to rely on their technique, conditioning, strategy and ability to stay composed throughout their matches. Training for this kind of event requires consistency over time. Every drilling session, sparring round and strength and conditioning session contributes to preparation. Kunal’s bronze medal reflects that competitive commitment. The Growth of Jiu-Jitsu in India Indian Jiu-Jitsu continues to develop as more athletes enter national and international competitions. Results at events such as the SJJIF World Jiu-Jitsu Championship help increase visibility for the sport and show that Indian athletes can compete successfully on international mats. Achievements like Kunal’s also provide motivation for younger athletes who are beginning their own Jiu-Jitsu journeys. A medal at a world championship can inspire the next generation to take competition seriously and pursue opportunities beyond local tournaments. More Than a Medal While the bronze medal is the headline achievement, international competition provides much more than a podium finish. It gives athletes experience against different styles, teaches them how to handle pressure and helps them understand what is required to compete at a higher level. Every match provides lessons. Every opponent brings a different challenge. And every competition creates an opportunity to improve. Kunal can now take that experience forward as he continues his journey in Jiu-Jitsu. Building a Stronger Indian Combat Sports Community Achievements in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, wrestling and MMA are contributing to a larger Indian combat sports ecosystem. Athletes competing internationally help raise the standard of training and competition within the country. For clubs and academies, these performances also demonstrate the importance of creating environments where athletes can develop both technically and competitively. The growth of Jiu-Jitsu in India depends on athletes who are willing to step onto the international stage and test themselves. Kunal Yadav has done exactly that. The Road Ahead A bronze medal at a world championship is an achievement worth celebrating, but for a competitive athlete, it can also become the foundation for the next goal. The experience gained in Tokyo can help Kunal continue improving his game, identify areas for development and prepare for future competitions. One tournament ends, but the journey continues. A Proud Moment for Indian Jiu-Jitsu Kunal Yadav’s bronze medal at the SJJIF World Jiu-Jitsu Championship 2026 in Tokyo, Japan is a strong achievement for the athlete and another positive moment for Indian Jiu-Jitsu. International medals matter because they show what Indian athletes can accomplish when they get the opportunity to compete at the highest levels. For Kunal, Tokyo becomes another important chapter in his competitive story. One world championship. One podium finish. One more step forward for Indian Jiu-Jitsu. Kunal Yadav Wins Bronze at SJJIF World Jiu-Jitsu Championship 2026 Kunal Yadav has brought home a bronze medal from the SJJIF World Jiu-Jitsu Championship 2026 in Tokyo, Japan, giving Indian Jiu-Jitsu another reason to celebrate on the international stage. Competing at the SJJIF World Jiu-Jitsu Championship 2026, Kunal represented India and secured a place on the podium, finishing with a bronze medal. The result marks an important achievement for an Indian athlete competing at a global Jiu-Jitsu championship. Kunal Yadav Takes Bronze in Tokyo The SJJIF World Jiu-Jitsu Championship 2026 brought together competitors from different countries for high-level international Jiu-Jitsu competition. Kunal Yadav successfully fought his way to the podium and finished the championship with a bronze medal. The achievement is significant because competing at a world championship demands preparation, consistency and the ability to perform under pressure against athletes from different competitive backgrounds. Representing India on the World Stage Seeing the Indian flag on the international podium is a proud moment for Indian combat sports. Kunal’s result in Tokyo highlights the growing presence of Indian athletes in global Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and submission grappling competitions. International tournaments provide athletes with an opportunity to measure themselves against competitors from established Jiu-Jitsu communities around the world. For Kunal, the bronze medal is recognition of the work that goes into preparing for that level of competition. Why World Championship Competition Matters A world championship is different from an ordinary tournament. The level of competition is high, the pressure is greater and there is little room for mistakes. Athletes have to rely on their technique, conditioning, strategy and ability to stay composed throughout their matches. Training for this kind of event requires consistency over time. Every drilling session, sparring round and strength and conditioning session contributes to preparation. Kunal’s bronze medal reflects that competitive commitment. The Growth of Jiu-Jitsu in India Indian Jiu-Jitsu continues to
Crosstrain Fight Club Now Open in Palampur
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Whether your goal is professional competition, practical self-defense, improved fitness, or personal development, the new Palampur academy is set to become the premier destination for combat sports in the region. Why Palampur? Palampur, known for its natural beauty and vibrant youth population, has witnessed a growing interest in fitness and sports. However, access to structured, professional combat sports training has remained limited. Community demand has highlighted the need for better sports infrastructure and organized training opportunities. Crosstrain Fight Club aims to bridge this gap by bringing its proven coaching methodology responsible for producing numerous national champions—to Himachal Pradesh. 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Fourthly, Reduce Blood Pressure Reducing blood pressure is just another positive impact of this aerobic workout jiu-jitsu provides. If you presently suffer with elevated blood pressure, this martial arts may allow you to handle it. Since jiu-jitsu also needs flexibility and strength, your general physical fitness level will likely increase as the blood pressure diminishes. Fifthly, Fight Mental illness Besides alleviating anxiety, jiu-jitsu may also assist in combating certain types of psychological illness. Individuals that are unhappy can take advantage of participating in jiu-jitsu to a usual basis. This does not mean that you ought to forego getting skilled aid in favour of practicing a martial art. However, you may incorporate it with your usual routine. You’ll be repeatedly needed to believe and live while under stress, and that may cause a more balanced emotional condition. Sixthly, Build Strength Whenever you make jiu-jitsu part of your daily life, you will end up more powerful. Building muscle is a inevitable consequence of doing this artwork frequently. Grappling functions each the muscles of their human body. You’ll build strength and detect a considerable improvement on your muscle tone. In reality, extreme jiu-jitsu workouts are a part of the reason why that Ashton Kutcher is in such excellent form. Seventhly, Better Sleep In case you have issues getting the sleep you require, jiu-jitsu can offer an answer . This artwork will induce your body and head for in sync, that will cause a calmer head at nighttime. Furthermore, jiu-jitsu entails a balanced exercise, from power construction to aerobic action. That degree of exercise is more conducive to sleep on a frequent basis. Lastly, You will be Happier Odds are good that after you start doing jiu-jitsu moves, then you will wind up happier and more assured. If you feel logic looks like a stretch, then think about that which Psychology Today contributor David J Ley Ph.D.. Must say concerning this subject. Dr. Ley maintains that since jiu-jitsu competitions are in such close proximity to each other after cooperating, they really release the hormone called oxytocin. This may create a life-affirming encounter — and if you encounter this differently, you can feel a deeper feeling of satisfaction and enjoyment in your own life. How can that serve your wellbeing? Based on some Science Daily report, Carnegie Mellon University Science professor Sheldon Cohen discovered that, just place:”Happy men and women are fitter.” In case you haven’t yet attempted jiu-jitsu, then perhaps it’s time to register for a few courses. If you previously enjoy tasks such as Yoga , surfing along with cross-country ski , you’re likely going to appreciate both the brain command along with the physical obstacle. You’re able to benefit in a variety of ways from practicing this particular martial art, and you’ll probably become fitter, psychologically, and psychologically. Where to get best Brazilian Jiu Jitsu training For best Brazilian Jiu Jitsu training you should be aware of the history of that academy and its coaches. Because in India many academies are fooling by the dumb trainers. You must see the belts that the trainer has received and from where in how many years. Jiu Jitsu classes in Delhi Crosstrain Fight is the only authenticate academy for Jiu Jitsu classes in Delhi. CROSSTRAIN fight club brings Brazilian Jiu Jitsu (BJJ) to members over the original, Japanese Jujutsu because in competitive fights today, it is more popular and far more impactful. About Jiu Jitsu Trainer in Crosstrain Fight Club Siddharth Singh, is the first Brown Belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu in India and a 14 Khan Grading, Silver Mongkol ‘Master’ in Muay Thai. Along with the above mentioned accolades Siddharth also has a very decorated track record as a professional fighter. He is India’s Highest Ranked Competitive Grappler, India’s only ADCC Taiwan and British BJJ Champion, Rank 4 in ACBJJ World Rankings and lastly 9 times Indian BJJ and Submission Grappling Champion. Scope of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu in India In India, Jiu Jistu is getting popular day by day. People are getting much more aware and following the trend. There are many authorities who are giving opportunities for you and
What is Jiu Jitsu
“What is Jiu Jitsu?” Is a question asked by both newbie’s to the world of martial arts and the more seasoned martial artists? Jiu Jitsu, pronounced “yoo ji” is the shortened form of the original” Jiu Jitsu” which translates into “juice joint combat”. Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, in Portuguese, is also a sport and self defense martial art based on ground fighting, grappling and submission holds; however, unlike traditional martial arts, its origins were in Judo, a Japanese style of Judo which utilises throws and holds rather than striking. There are various Jiu Jitsu clubs around the world, with most having been established within the last twenty years or so. The highest level of competition is the World Jiu Jitsu Federation (WJJF) which organizes the largest and most prestigious competitions in the world, such as the Olympic Games. The other largest national Jiu Jitsu organisation is the Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Federation (BJJF). Both the Federation and the club organise their own tournaments, however the most recognised and famous Jiu Jitsu tournament is the Pan American and Intercontinental competitions. Competitors from across the Americas and Asia can compete. Read Also: What is the big BJJ deal? In this main article we look at the different basic positions and techniques used in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. The triangle is an important position used in most BJJ matches, although some practitioners use it in their Judo matches too. The back mount is used when a fighter is on his back and can be used to escape from a full guard situation. The arm bar is used to pin down your opponent to the ground while applying a choke hold. A regular match consists of three main phases, beginning with the opening attack from a standing position and progressing through to the end with the submission or defeat of the opponent.
Brazilian Jiu Jitsu
It is the “ground and pound,” as the members “fondly” call it. While CROSSTRAIN offers stand up martial arts, this completes the fighter’s combat training. The blend of the two is essential because an MMA fighter starts stand up with kicks and punches and ends up grappling on the ground. CROSSTRAIN fight club brings Brazilian Jiu Jitsu (BJJ) to members over the original, Japanese Jujutsu because in competitive fights today, it is more popular and far more impactful. BJJ endorses the notion that a smaller person can defend a bigger, stronger person with the use of proper technique and leverage. The aim is to take the fight to the ground by applying joint-locks and chokeholds to defeat the other fighter. Brazilian Jiu Jitsu is more than just a combat sport; it is also a mind and strategy game. The whole idea is to not let your energy get spent in the first thirty seconds of a fight. The more you practice, the stronger the ability to strategize a move and therefore smarten your own game. With the rise in eyeballs on MMA because of the UFC and now with the recent introduction to MMA India with SFL, BJJ is at a nascent but noticeable space in the country. Read Also: What is BJJ? CROSSTRAIN brings together the whole fighter package with the best trainers available to quench the thirst of the fighter within you.
A REAL Fight Club
Crosstrain is not just a fitness gym; it is a real fight club. It is one of the few in Delhi, Gurgaon, actually, in the entire National Capital Region (NCR), to genuinely be able to stake this claim. Crosstrain doesn’t generate trainers who are jack of all traits. This is serious business and we want to provide the best for our members. Crosstrain doesn’t generate trainers who are jack of all traits. Crosstrain doesn’t generate trainers who are jack of all traits. This is serious business and we want to provide the best for our members. The business revolves around creating collaborations with existing trainers in NCR, who specialize in their respective fields. The club brings together the top teachers for Boxing, Jiu jitsu, Thai kickboxing, Taekwondo and Wrestling to complete the Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) fighter package. Not everyone comes in to train to be a fighter. If you want to improve your fitness level or have a weight- loss target, these intense classes will help you attain your goal sooner than you think. The classes are also great self-defense programmes. Pick any one class or mix it up. The variety of classes will not only show results, it will also spare you the typical gym monotony. Firstly, The classes are held separately so that you have a choice to pick any of the martial arts forms and build on them at your own pace. Secondly, Crosstrain is en route to create the best fighters gym and bring MMA fighters at a professional level. Join in or be left behind! Thirdly, A Real Fight Club can help you to make your dream come true with its professional trainers and real opportunities. Crosstain Fight Club is the real place for all MMA lovers. https://youtu.be/ZudhtgMJBNY Come and Train with the Champions and become the Champion. If you have any queries or want to join the best MMA Club in Delhi then click the link below and connect with us. We are waiting for you to be a part of Crosstrain Fight Club Family. Connect with Us