Meet Siddharth Singh, India’s Only Brown Belt In Brazilian Jiu Jitsu
Siddharth Singh won a silver medal at the World Masters Jiu-Jitsu Championship 2021 (Brown Belt, 77 kg, Masters Division) held in Abu Dhabi in April 2021. We spoke with him in an exclusive interview where he expressed his feelings over the state of martial arts in India. Read Full…
The Delhi corporate who is now a Jiu Jitsu world championship medallist
The Delhi corporate who is now a Jiu Jitsu world championship medallist. His decade-long dedication bore fruit earlier this month when he became the first Indian to win a medal at the prestigious World Jiu Jitsu Championship. Siddharth overcame participants from hundreds of countries to win silver in the Brown Belt, 77 kg category (Masters Division) at the event in Abu Dhabi. Speaking to us from the UAE after his win, he says, “It is very special. The weird thing is that most contestants didn’t believe I was from India because they had no idea that India has competitive Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. So, it felt good to dispel that myth a bit.” Read Full
First Indian to ever win a Medal in the World Masters tournament
In this Podcast i speak to India’s Pioneer in Mixed Martial Arts and Brazillian Jiu Jitsu Siddharth Singh He recently Won Silver at the World Masters Jiu Jitsu Championship held in Abu-Dhabi 2021. He is the First Indian to ever win a medal in the World Masters tournament and highest ever medal by any Indian at the World championships. Read Full
Indian MMA Fighter Siddharth Singh Opens Up About His Diet & Representing India Internationally
Siddharth Singh is the pioneer of MMA in our country and has been the face of the sport In India for some time. Specializing in Boxing, Muay Thai, Wrestling, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu (Mixed Martial Arts), he is the only Indian to have a competitive Brown Belt in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. He is also India’s most reputed fighting and self defense expert who has coached more than 100 currently active amateur and professional fighters in South Asia. Read Full…
How Crosstrain Fight Club Reopened Post-COVID
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Crosstrain Fight Club faced one of the toughest phases in its journey as lockdown restrictions forced the temporary closure of its facilities. Founder Siddharth Singh revealed that the academy shut operations even before the national lockdown to prioritize athlete safety in a close-contact sport like mixed martial arts. Despite financial setbacks, including the closure of their Saket headquarters and Gurgaon franchise, the team used the downtime to rebuild stronger by creating a new state-of-the-art training academy. With limited class sizes, sanitization protocols, and flexible training schedules, Crosstrain adapted to the “new normal” while continuing its mission of developing elite fighters and growing combat sports culture in India. Read More:
Crosstrain Fight Club Emerges as Best Grappling Gym at ADCC Nationals
Crosstrain Fight Club established itself as India’s leading grappling academy after emerging as the best-performing gym at the ADCC Nationals Championship. The team delivered a dominant performance by securing 15 gold medals and finishing at the top of the overall standings against some of the strongest grappling teams in the country. Under the guidance of Siddharth Singh, the academy showcased exceptional talent across multiple divisions, reflecting the rapid rise of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and submission grappling in India. The victory further strengthened Crosstrain’s reputation as a powerhouse for producing elite MMA and BJJ athletes on the national stage. Read More:
Indian MMA Origin Stories ft. Siddharth Singh & Crosstrain Fight Club
Siddharth Singh transformed his passion for martial arts into one of India’s most respected combat sports academies by founding Crosstrain Fight Club. Starting at a time when mixed martial arts had very little recognition in India, Singh faced numerous challenges including lack of infrastructure, awareness, and financial support. Through years of dedication to Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, MMA, and athlete development, he built Crosstrain into a nationally recognized fight team producing champions across grappling and combat sports. His journey reflects the rise of Indian MMA itself, inspiring countless young athletes to pursue martial arts professionally and compete on the international stage. Read More: