Amit Amauriya at ATURTO 4.0: Crosstrain Fight Club
Amit Amauriya Takes on ATURTO 4.0: Crosstrain Fighter Makes His Mark in the Flyweight Grand Prix Introduction The path to MMA stardom is built through challenges, competition, and the constant pursuit of improvement. For fighters at Crosstrain Fight Club, that journey means stepping onto some of the toughest stages in Indian combat sports and testing their skills against high-level competition. One such fighter is Amit Amauriya, who recently represented Crosstrain Fight Club at ATURTO 4.0 in Itanagar, competing in the prestigious Flyweight Grand Prix. The event brought together fighters from across India to compete for the coveted 125-pound flyweight championship title, with Amit Amauriya among the athletes looking to make their mark. Amit Amauriya Steps Into the High-Level MMA Arena Amit Amauriya’s appearance at ATURTO 4.0 marks another important step in his development as an MMA fighter. Mixed martial arts requires competitors to be well-rounded athletes. Fighters need to develop skills across multiple disciplines, including striking, wrestling, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, grappling, and conditioning, while also learning how to apply those skills effectively inside the cage. At Crosstrain Fight Club, athletes are encouraged to develop this complete skill set and continuously test themselves through competition. ATURTO 4.0 was held in Itanagar on April 25, 2026, with the Flyweight Grand Prix designed to crown the promotion’s first-ever flyweight champion. Amit advanced to the semifinals after his scheduled opponent failed to make the required weight. From the Training Room to the MMA Cage For Amit and the other young fighters training at Crosstrain, competition plays an important role in development. Through regular MMA training in Noida and Delhi NCR, athletes build the technical, physical, and mental skills needed to compete against experienced combat sports athletes. While training provides the foundation, real competition creates a different kind of learning experience. Fighting against another athlete under pressure teaches competitors how to perform when their skills are truly tested. Every competition helps fighters develop important abilities such as: Fighting effectively under pressure Applying techniques in real match situations Maintaining conditioning throughout a fight Making quick decisions inside the cage Adapting their game plan during competition Learning from both successes and mistakes For fighters like Amit Amauriya, every match becomes another opportunity to gain experience and improve. Crosstrain Fight Club’s Journey in Combat Sports Crosstrain Fight Club has built a strong reputation for developing athletes across multiple combat sports disciplines. The club has particularly made its presence felt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and grappling, with its athletes competing at major national and international-level events, including the ADCC India Open. At the 2023 ADCC India Open, Crosstrain athletes achieved podium finishes across different weight classes. Ketan Upadhyay won gold, while Amit Amauriya secured a bronze medal. These achievements reflect the competitive culture at Crosstrain Fight Club and the club’s focus on developing athletes who are prepared to compete at the highest levels. The Future Looks Bright for Amit Amauriya Amit Amauriya’s appearance at ATURTO 4.0 is another milestone in what promises to be a continuing MMA journey. Like every fighter at Crosstrain Fight Club, Amit’s development is built around consistent training, competition, discipline, and continuous improvement. Each fight presents a new challenge and an opportunity to sharpen his skills. As he looks ahead to his next opportunity, the focus remains the same: train harder, compete regularly, learn from every experience, and continue moving toward the highest levels of the sport. Crosstrain Fight Club remains committed to helping athletes pursue that journey through structured MMA training in Noida, MMA classes in Delhi NCR, BJJ training in Noida, wrestling training in Noida, and combat sports training in Noida. Train. Compete. Improve. From the training mats to national-level competitions, fighters such as Amit Amauriya represent the competitive mindset that drives Crosstrain Fight Club. For athletes looking to develop their skills and compete in combat sports, the right training environment can make all the difference. Crosstrain Fight Club continues to build that environment for the next generation of MMA fighters in India. Amit Amauriya Takes on ATURTO 4.0 Introduction The path to MMA stardom is built through challenges, competition, and the constant pursuit of improvement. For fighters at Crosstrain Fight Club, that journey means stepping onto some of the toughest stages in Indian combat sports and testing their skills against high-level competition. One such fighter is Amit Amauriya, who recently represented Crosstrain Fight Club at ATURTO 4.0 in Itanagar, competing in the prestigious Flyweight Grand Prix. The event brought together fighters from across India to compete for the coveted 125-pound flyweight championship title, with Amit Amauriya among the athletes looking to make their mark. Amit Amauriya Steps Into the High-Level MMA Arena Amit Amauriya’s appearance at ATURTO 4.0 marks another important step in his development as an MMA fighter. Mixed martial arts requires competitors to be well-rounded athletes. Fighters need to develop skills across multiple disciplines, including striking, wrestling, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, grappling, and conditioning, while also learning how to apply those skills effectively inside the cage. At Crosstrain Fight Club, athletes are encouraged to develop this complete skill set and continuously test themselves through competition. ATURTO 4.0 was held in Itanagar on April 25, 2026, with the Flyweight Grand Prix designed to crown the promotion’s first-ever flyweight champion. Amit advanced to the semifinals after his scheduled opponent failed to make the required weight. From the Training Room to the MMA Cage For Amit and the other young fighters training at Crosstrain, competition plays an important role in development. Through regular MMA training in Noida and Delhi NCR, athletes build the technical, physical, and mental skills needed to compete against experienced combat sports athletes. While training provides the foundation, real competition creates a different kind of learning experience. Fighting against another athlete under pressure teaches competitors how to perform when their skills are truly tested. Every competition helps fighters develop important abilities such as: Fighting effectively under pressure Applying techniques in real match situations Maintaining conditioning throughout a fight Making quick decisions inside the cage Adapting their game plan during competition Learning from both
Crosstrain Fight Club Earns a Spot Among India’s Top 10 Sports Startups
A Paradigm Shift in Indian Combat Sports: Crosstrain Fight Club Wins India’s Top Sports Startup Award A Paradigm Shift in Indian Sports Training: Crosstrain Fight Club Celebrated India’s vibrant sports ecosystem is undergoing a dramatic transformation, with trailblazing organizations reshaping how athletes train, compete, and craft their professional paths. In a monumental achievement that further elevates this revolution, Crosstrain Fight Club has been lauded as one of India’s Top 10 Sports Startups at the prestigious Sportscom Sports Conclave. This significant recognition underscores Crosstrain’s unwavering commitment to forging robust combat sports infrastructure, nurturing world-class athletes, and revolutionizing the Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) landscape across the nation. A Turning Point for Indian Combat Sports Achieving Top 10 Sports Startup status in India transcends the accolades; it signifies the fruition of a long-cherished vision that has been years in the making. From its inception as a single academy, Crosstrain Fight Club has burgeoned into one of India’s most respected combat sports entities, continually pushing the envelope in Indian MMA. Today, Crosstrain has established a comprehensive ecosystem dedicated to: Professional MMA instruction Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) Muay Thai Wrestling Boxing Athlete progression Coach certification National and international championships This recognition is a testament to the club’s enduring dedication to fostering world-class talent and promoting combat sports throughout India. More Than a Training Center Crosstrain Fight Club stands out due to its forward-thinking philosophy for the Indian martial arts community. Rather than simply offering a training facility, Crosstrain has actively cultivated an all-encompassing combat sports ecosystem by: Cultivating a roster of national and international champions Coaching athletes to the highest echelons of MMA Hosting major Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu tournaments Educating and certifying coaches Expanding its footprint through academies and franchising Creating structured pathways for aspiring fighters This holistic approach has propelled Crosstrain to the forefront of India’s rapidly expanding combat sports sector. Powering the Indian MMA Boom Speaking after receiving the award, Siddharth Singh, Founder of Crosstrain Fight Club, articulated the immense untapped potential of Mixed Martial Arts in India. He highlighted MMA not as a fleeting fad, but as one of the country’s fastest-growing sports, brimming with opportunities for athletes, entrepreneurs, and investors alike. With increased public awareness, enhanced coaching expertise, and amplified competition platforms, Indian MMA is on the cusp of a major surge. Cultivating Champions On and Off the Mat Over the years, Crosstrain Fight Club has become synonymous with excellence in combat sports. Athletes affiliated with Crosstrain have proudly represented India on the global stage, while the academy remains a hub for individuals at all levels, from beginners and fitness enthusiasts to professional fighters. Beyond achieving victories, the club’s ethos is deeply rooted in instilling values such as: Discipline Confidence Mental resilience Leadership Sportsmanship These principles have cemented Crosstrain’s reputation as a respected name in Indian martial arts. A Collective Achievement This landmark accomplishment is a celebration not just for Crosstrain Fight Club, but for the entire burgeoning community of athletes, coaches, parents, and fans who have been instrumental in the growth of combat sports in India. Every student stepping onto the mat, every coach guiding the next generation, and every athlete proudly carrying the Indian flag on the world stage has contributed to this triumph. The Road Ahead Recognition among India’s Top 10 Sports Startups is but a prelude to a more ambitious future for Crosstrain Fight Club. The organization is steadfast in its commitment to: Making elite combat sports training more accessible Producing future MMA stars Enhancing the Indian BJJ ecosystem Training world-class coaches Organizing international-level competitions Inspiring the next generation of Indian athletes As Indian MMA continues to capture the attention of the global sports arena, Crosstrain Fight Club is determined to be a leader in this exciting revolution, shaping the future of combat sports in the nation. The Significance of This Recognition Awards validate performance, but more importantly, they reflect impact. Crosstrain Fight Club’s inclusion in India’s Top 10 Sports Startups underscores years of dedication to athlete development, innovative strategies, and community building. It reaffirms the organization’s vision of establishing India as a global powerhouse in combat sports and providing aspiring athletes with the platform they truly deserve. Media Content : SPORTSCOM (CLICK HERE) A Paradigm Shift in Indian Combat Sports: Crosstrain Fight Club Wins India’s Top Sports Startup Award A Paradigm Shift in Indian Sports Training: Crosstrain Fight Club Celebrated India’s vibrant sports ecosystem is undergoing a dramatic transformation, with trailblazing organizations reshaping how athletes train, compete, and craft their professional paths. In a monumental achievement that further elevates this revolution, Crosstrain Fight Club has been lauded as one of India’s Top 10 Sports Startups at the prestigious Sportscom Sports Conclave. This significant recognition underscores Crosstrain’s unwavering commitment to forging robust combat sports infrastructure, nurturing world-class athletes, and revolutionizing the Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) landscape across the nation. A Turning Point for Indian Combat Sports Achieving Top 10 Sports Startup status in India transcends the accolades; it signifies the fruition of a long-cherished vision that has been years in the making. From its inception as a single academy, Crosstrain Fight Club has burgeoned into one of India’s most respected combat sports entities, continually pushing the envelope in Indian MMA. Today, Crosstrain has established a comprehensive ecosystem dedicated to: Professional MMA instruction Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) Muay Thai Wrestling Boxing Athlete progression Coach certification National and international championships This recognition is a testament to the club’s enduring dedication to fostering world-class talent and promoting combat sports throughout India. More Than a Training Center Crosstrain Fight Club stands out due to its forward-thinking philosophy for the Indian martial arts community. Rather than simply offering a training facility, Crosstrain has actively cultivated an all-encompassing combat sports ecosystem by: Cultivating a roster of national and international champions Coaching athletes to the highest echelons of MMA Hosting major Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu tournaments Educating and certifying coaches Expanding its footprint through academies and franchising Creating structured pathways for aspiring fighters This holistic approach has propelled Crosstrain to
Crosstrain shines at Equalsportz
Crosstrain shines at Equalsportz: Understanding Emerging Sports in India talk series Venue: India Habitat Centre, Lodhi Road, New DelhiDate: 19 June 2026 India’s sporting landscape is undergoing a revolution! Mixed Martial Arts (MMA), Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), and other burgeoning sports are no longer on the fringe—they are carving out a significant space for themselves. The recent “Raising An Athlete” Sports Talk Series, organized by Equalsportz at the India Habitat Centre, New Delhi, was a landmark event that saw Crosstrain Fight Club take center stage in discussions about the future of India’s rapidly growing sporting disciplines. Our Founder & CEO, Siddharth Singh, shared the panel with leading personalities from the Indian sports ecosystem, highlighting the increasing relevance of combat sports. Crosstrain Leads the Combat Sports Conversation on a National Platform The esteemed invitation extended to Crosstrain Fight Club to participate in the Equalsportz Sports Talk Series at the renowned India Habitat Centre, New Delhi, underscores our influence within the Indian combat sports ecosystem. Under the title “Understanding Emerging Sports in India,” the panel discussion brought together a diverse group of sports experts to explore the expanding world of non-traditional sports and the unique opportunities they offer to athletes. Siddharth Singh offered valuable perspectives from the combat sports arena, discussing: The meteoric rise of MMA and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu in India The absolute necessity for a structured approach to athlete training and development The inherent challenges faced by emerging sports disciplines Creating viable and sustainable career paths for aspiring young athletes Developing a strong ecosystem for combat sports in India The Inevitable Rise of Emerging Sports While the spotlight often remains on traditional sports, it’s crucial to acknowledge the emergence of a new generation of Indian athletes making waves in disciplines such as: Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) Grappling Muay Thai Kickboxing These sports are not just about physical prowess; they also foster invaluable life skills such as discipline, resilience, unwavering confidence, and mental fortitude—traits that translate far beyond the sporting arena. The panel concluded with a shared consensus: India’s future sporting champions will be far more diverse, and investing in coaching, infrastructure, and athlete education is the only way forward. Crosstrain’s Unwavering Commitment to Indian Combat Sports Since its inception, Crosstrain Fight Club has been driven by a clear mission: To cultivate world-class MMA athletes To propagate Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu across the length and breadth of India To produce highly qualified and certified coaches To organize high-caliber professional combat sports tournaments To provide international exposure opportunities for our promising young talent Our participation at the Equalsportz forum at the India Habitat Centre reinforces Crosstrain’s position as a leading force in Indian combat sports. Bridging the Knowledge Gap Beyond the Dojo A major barrier for emerging sports is the lack of widespread understanding. Exceptionally talented individuals often fail to reach their full potential because parents, schools, and communities are not fully aware of the benefits and potential of disciplines like MMA and BJJ. Events like the Equalsportz Sports Talk Series, held at the India Habitat Centre, are critical for bridging this divide. By bringing together: Coaches Sports administrators Parents Athletes Sports entrepreneurs Industry leaders we can collectively create a more informed and supportive environment for every aspiring athlete. A Defining Moment for Crosstrain Fight Club Sharing the stage with distinguished leaders from various sectors of the sports world at the prestigious India Habitat Centre, New Delhi, serves as a clear indicator of the tremendous progress made by Indian MMA. For Crosstrain Fight Club, this event was more than just a panel discussion; it was an honor to represent the collective spirit of the many athletes, coaches, and martial artists dedicated to pushing the boundaries of combat sports in India. As MMA and BJJ continue their ascent, our resolve to nurture champions both inside and outside the cage remains unshakable. The Journey Ahead The future of Indian combat sports is incredibly promising. Through our relentless focus on athlete development, coach education, organizing premier tournaments, and strategic collaborations with organizations like Equalsportz, Crosstrain Fight Club is paving the way for the next generation of Indian martial artists. As more platforms recognize the immense potential of emerging sports, the opportunities for Indian athletes will undoubtedly grow. We are immensely proud to have been part of this vital Equalsportz event at the India Habitat Centre, contributing to the discussions that will help shape the future of emerging sports in India. Media Content : EQUALSPORTS (CLICK HERE) Crosstrain shines at Equalsportz: Understanding Emerging Sports in India talk series Venue: India Habitat Centre, Lodhi Road, New DelhiDate: 19 June 2026 India’s sporting landscape is undergoing a revolution! Mixed Martial Arts (MMA), Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), and other burgeoning sports are no longer on the fringe—they are carving out a significant space for themselves. The recent “Raising An Athlete” Sports Talk Series, organized by Equalsportz at the India Habitat Centre, New Delhi, was a landmark event that saw Crosstrain Fight Club take center stage in discussions about the future of India’s rapidly growing sporting disciplines. Our Founder & CEO, Siddharth Singh, shared the panel with leading personalities from the Indian sports ecosystem, highlighting the increasing relevance of combat sports. Crosstrain Leads the Combat Sports Conversation on a National Platform The esteemed invitation extended to Crosstrain Fight Club to participate in the Equalsportz Sports Talk Series at the renowned India Habitat Centre, New Delhi, underscores our influence within the Indian combat sports ecosystem. Under the title “Understanding Emerging Sports in India,” the panel discussion brought together a diverse group of sports experts to explore the expanding world of non-traditional sports and the unique opportunities they offer to athletes. Siddharth Singh offered valuable perspectives from the combat sports arena, discussing: The meteoric rise of MMA and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu in India The absolute necessity for a structured approach to athlete training and development The inherent challenges faced by emerging sports disciplines Creating viable and sustainable career paths for aspiring young athletes Developing a strong ecosystem for combat sports in India The Inevitable
Siddharth Singh: The Man Behind India’s MMA Revolution
How Siddharth Singh Built India’s MMA Revolution From leaving a corporate career to producing India’s first UFC fighter, Siddharth Singh’s journey is transforming Mixed Martial Arts in India. Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) has exploded into one of the world’s fastest-growing sports. While countries like the United States, Brazil, and Russia have spent decades building elite fighters, India is only beginning to make its mark. Yet in recent years, Indian athletes have started stepping onto the biggest stage of them all—the UFC. Behind this transformation is Siddharth Singh, one of the pioneers of Indian MMA. A Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu black belt, multiple-time submission grappling world champion, and founder of Cross Train Fight Club, Singh has dedicated nearly three decades to developing combat sports in India. In a recent conversation with Aaj Tak Radio, he shared his remarkable journey—from reluctant school boxer to one of the most influential figures in Indian MMA. From Boxing Gloves to a Lifelong Passion Ironically, Siddharth Singh never planned to become a fighter. As a student at The Doon School, he was encouraged—almost forced—by seniors to participate in boxing competitions. What started as an obligation soon became an obsession. Unlike choreographed martial arts demonstrations, boxing demanded real competition, quick thinking, and complete focus. After school, Singh moved to the United Kingdom to pursue a Master’s degree in Economics. While searching for a boxing club, he discovered Muay Thai, a striking art that introduced kicks, elbows, knees, and clinch fighting. That experience opened the door to Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, wrestling, and eventually Mixed Martial Arts. Without realizing it, he was building the complete skill set that would define his career. Walking Away from Corporate Life After completing his education, Singh secured a stable corporate job in the UK. On paper, everything looked perfect. But there was one problem. Every day, he found himself counting the hours until evening training. His passion wasn’t inside the office—it was inside the gym. Instead of spending his life wondering “what if,” Singh made a bold decision. He left the security of corporate life and returned to India with a dream that many believed was impossible: to build a professional MMA ecosystem in a country where the sport barely existed. Building India’s First Professional MMA Academy When Singh returned, India had almost no professional MMA infrastructure. There were very few qualified coaches, almost no organized tournaments, and little public awareness of the sport. Instead of waiting for someone else to change things, he founded Cross Train Fight Club. His goal wasn’t simply to train fighters. He wanted to create a culture where athletes believed they could compete internationally. That meant becoming more than just a coach. Singh became a mentor, competitor, businessman, curriculum developer, and ambassador for the sport. Over time, Cross Train Fight Club became one of India’s most respected MMA academies. The Road to India’s First UFC Fighter One of Siddharth Singh’s greatest achievements has been mentoring Anshul Jubli, the first Indian male fighter to earn a UFC contract. Jubli’s journey wasn’t based on luck. He first dominated Indian promotions before receiving an invitation to compete in Road to UFC, a tournament featuring Asia’s top MMA prospects. Winning the tournament required victories in the quarterfinals, semifinals, and finals against elite competition. When Jubli secured the championship and earned his UFC contract, it wasn’t just a personal victory—it was a landmark moment for Indian MMA. It proved that Indian fighters could compete with the world’s best. UFC vs WWE: Understanding the Difference Many casual fans still compare UFC with WWE. Siddharth Singh makes one thing very clear: UFC is real competition. WWE is sports entertainment. While WWE storylines are scripted, UFC outcomes cannot be controlled. Promoters can build hype before a fight, but once the cage door closes, everything depends on the athletes. Every punch, takedown, submission attempt, and knockout is genuine. That unpredictability is what makes MMA one of the most exciting sports in the world. Why Martial Arts Is About More Than Fighting One of the biggest misconceptions about MMA is that it promotes violence. According to Singh, the opposite is true. The majority of students who join his academy never plan to become professional fighters. They come for: Fitness Self-defence Confidence Mental discipline Training teaches people how to remain calm under pressure, solve problems, and control emotions rather than react impulsively. In fact, Singh recalls a real-life road rage incident where his martial arts training allowed him to control an aggressive individual without throwing a single punch. Instead of escalating the situation, he safely restrained the person until the conflict ended peacefully. The Importance of Humility At the entrance of Cross Train Fight Club is a message every student sees before stepping onto the mats: “Leave your shoes and your ego outside.” That philosophy captures everything martial arts stands for. Every training session exposes weaknesses. Every mistake becomes a lesson. Instead of fearing failure, martial artists learn to embrace it. As Singh explains, beginners start as the “nail,” getting hammered by more experienced athletes. Over time, through consistency and patience, they eventually become the “hammer,” helping the next generation improve. It’s a powerful metaphor not just for fighting—but for life itself. The Science Behind Modern MMA Gone are the days when training harder was enough. Elite MMA has become a science. Professional fighters now monitor sleep, nutrition, hydration, strength, mobility, and recovery with incredible precision. During his visit to the UFC Performance Institute in Las Vegas, Singh witnessed firsthand how every aspect of an athlete’s performance is measured and optimized. At the highest level, small improvements can make the difference between winning and losing. A Bright Future for Indian MMA Indian MMA is still in its early stages, but the momentum is undeniable. Athletes like Anshul Jubli and Puja Tomar have shown that Indians can compete at the highest level, inspiring a new generation of fighters. More academies are opening. More young athletes are entering the sport. More parents are beginning to view MMA as a legitimate career. Much of
AJP Tour India 2025
Crosstrain Fight Club continued its dominance in Indian grappling by emerging as the Best Team at the AJP Tour India Nationals 2025. With an impressive 73 victories and the highest overall points tally, the academy showcased its growing influence in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and mixed martial arts across the country. Led by founder Siddharth Singh, Crosstrain has become a powerhouse for developing world-class combat athletes and promoting professional combat sports culture in India. Their consistent success on national and international platforms is inspiring a new generation of Indian fighters to pursue martial arts at the highest level. Read More:
AJP Tour India 2024
Crosstrain Fight Club made history at the inaugural AJP Tour India National Jiu-Jitsu Championship 2024 by securing the top position in the overall team standings. Competing against some of the strongest academies from India and abroad, the team delivered a dominant performance with 72 wins, 24 gold medals, and the highest points tally of the tournament. Under the leadership of Siddharth Singh, the event marked a major milestone for Indian Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, showcasing the rapid rise of grappling talent in the country. The championship further established Crosstrain as one of India’s leading combat sports academies and a driving force behind the growth of professional Jiu-Jitsu in South Asia. Read More:
Founder Siddharth Singh to Introduce AJP Tour to India
Siddharth Singh took a major step toward elevating Indian Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu by introducing the prestigious AJP Tour to India. As the founder of Crosstrain Fight Club, Singh has played a crucial role in building a professional combat sports ecosystem and creating international opportunities for Indian athletes. The arrival of the Abu Dhabi Jiu-Jitsu Pro tournament in India marked a historic moment for the country’s grappling community, giving Indian fighters a global platform to compete, earn rankings, and gain international recognition. His vision continues to inspire the rapid growth of BJJ and mixed martial arts across India. Read More:
ADCC India Open Results
Crosstrain Fight Club delivered a dominant performance at the ADCC India Open Championship, emerging as one of the most successful teams of the tournament with multiple gold, silver, and bronze medals across divisions. The event showcased the rapid growth of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and submission grappling in India, with Crosstrain athletes standing out through their technical excellence and competitive consistency. From beginner to professional categories, the academy produced several medal winners, reinforcing its reputation as a powerhouse in Indian grappling and mixed martial arts. The team’s success at ADCC India Open further highlighted the vision of Siddharth Singh in building world-class combat sports talent in India. Read More:
ADCC India Open 2022
Crosstrain Fight Club delivered another outstanding performance at the ADCC India Open 2022, finishing as the top academy in the overall team standings with 35 points. The team secured 3 gold medals, 2 silver medals, and 2 bronze medals, showcasing its dominance across multiple grappling divisions. Athletes like Rachit Tyagi, Anwesha Deb, and Kechavor Theunuo played a key role in the academy’s success, helping establish Crosstrain as one of India’s leading Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and submission grappling teams. The event further highlighted the rapid growth of India’s grappling scene under the leadership of . Read More:
The true martial art fighter of India
Despite not having a career goal in mixed martial arts, Siddharth Singh became India’s first brown belt fighter in the Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. His fighting techniques and the vision to promote mixed martial arts led him to participate in ADCC Championship, which he won in Taiwan and Britain. His life story is nothing short of an inspiration for the Indian youth who wishes to earn a global martial art list. Read More.