The next challenge is already set.
After making his Warriors Dream Series debut earlier this year, Crosstrain Fight Club fighter Mohit Dagar is set to return to competition at WDS Fight Night 18, continuing his journey in Indian amateur MMA.
WDS Fight Night 18 is scheduled for 29 August 2026 at the CIDCO Exhibition & Convention Centre in Vashi, Navi Mumbai, with the event running from 5:00 PM to 10:00 PM.
For Mohit, this is more than another fight on the calendar. It is another opportunity to build experience, test his preparation and take the next step in his development as a competitive MMA athlete.
Mohit’s previous Warriors Dream Series appearance came at WDS 16 in March 2026.
Competing in the 135-pound bantamweight amateur division, Mohit faced Abdul Qaazim Sheikh and secured a unanimous decision victory after three rounds. The win moved his amateur record to 1-0.
That first WDS appearance gave Mohit valuable cage experience.
Now, with WDS 18 approaching, he gets another chance to compete and continue building on that foundation.
For an MMA fighter, development does not happen through one competition.
Every fight brings a different challenge.
Competition tests things that are difficult to reproduce completely inside the gym: managing adrenaline, making decisions under pressure, adapting to an opponent and maintaining technique when fatigue starts to take over.
That is why regular competition is such an important part of an athlete’s development.
For Mohit, WDS 18 represents another chance to put his training into practice.
At Crosstrain Fight Club, the aim is to develop athletes who are prepared for real competition.
MMA requires more than striking.
A complete fighter needs to understand boxing and kickboxing, wrestling, takedowns, grappling, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, conditioning and fight strategy.
That complete approach is particularly important as fighters move through different stages of their competitive careers.
Crosstrain’s training environment brings together different combat sports disciplines, giving athletes a place to develop both individual skills and the ability to combine them inside the cage.
The Warriors Dream Series has become an important platform for Indian MMA athletes, with the promotion continuing to stage fight nights and provide opportunities for both developing and established fighters. WDS 18 is part of the promotion’s 2026 season and follows WDS 16 and WDS 17 earlier in the year.
For young fighters, these events are about building experience one fight at a time.
A first fight teaches you what competition feels like.
The next fight challenges you to improve.
And every fight after that becomes another opportunity to show growth.
Mohit enters WDS 18 with an undefeated amateur record following his decision win at WDS 16.
The focus now shifts to the work happening between competitions: sharpening technique, improving conditioning, preparing tactically and continuing to develop the confidence required to perform under pressure.
For Crosstrain Fight Club, Mohit’s return is another example of the club’s commitment to competitive combat sports.
From MMA training in Noida to training opportunities across Delhi NCR and Faridabad, Crosstrain Fight Club is building a wider competitive culture around MMA, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, wrestling and other combat sports.
On 29 August 2026, Mohit Dagar will step into the next stage of his MMA journey at WDS Fight Night 18 in Navi Mumbai.
The opponent and final fight-card details should be followed through the official WDS announcement as the event approaches.
What is already clear is the bigger picture.
Another fight. Another test. Another opportunity to improve.
And for Mohit Dagar and Crosstrain Fight Club, the journey continues.
Crosstrain Fight Club continues to provide training for athletes and enthusiasts interested in MMA, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, wrestling, boxing, kickboxing and combat sports across the Delhi NCR region.
Whether the goal is fitness, skill development or competitive MMA, the foundation remains the same:
Train hard. Compete. Improve. Repeat.
The next challenge is already set.
After making his Warriors Dream Series debut earlier this year, Crosstrain Fight Club fighter Mohit Dagar is set to return to competition at WDS Fight Night 18, continuing his journey in Indian amateur MMA.
WDS Fight Night 18 is scheduled for 29 August 2026 at the CIDCO Exhibition & Convention Centre in Vashi, Navi Mumbai, with the event running from 5:00 PM to 10:00 PM.
For Mohit, this is more than another fight on the calendar. It is another opportunity to build experience, test his preparation and take the next step in his development as a competitive MMA athlete.
Mohit’s previous Warriors Dream Series appearance came at WDS 16 in March 2026.
Competing in the 135-pound bantamweight amateur division, Mohit faced Abdul Qaazim Sheikh and secured a unanimous decision victory after three rounds. The win moved his amateur record to 1-0.
That first WDS appearance gave Mohit valuable cage experience.
Now, with WDS 18 approaching, he gets another chance to compete and continue building on that foundation.
For an MMA fighter, development does not happen through one competition.
Every fight brings a different challenge.
Competition tests things that are difficult to reproduce completely inside the gym: managing adrenaline, making decisions under pressure, adapting to an opponent and maintaining technique when fatigue starts to take over.
That is why regular competition is such an important part of an athlete’s development.
For Mohit, WDS 18 represents another chance to put his training into practice.
At Crosstrain Fight Club, the aim is to develop athletes who are prepared for real competition.
MMA requires more than striking.
A complete fighter needs to understand boxing and kickboxing, wrestling, takedowns, grappling, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, conditioning and fight strategy.
That complete approach is particularly important as fighters move through different stages of their competitive careers.
Crosstrain’s training environment brings together different combat sports disciplines, giving athletes a place to develop both individual skills and the ability to combine them inside the cage.
The Warriors Dream Series has become an important platform for Indian MMA athletes, with the promotion continuing to stage fight nights and provide opportunities for both developing and established fighters. WDS 18 is part of the promotion’s 2026 season and follows WDS 16 and WDS 17 earlier in the year.
For young fighters, these events are about building experience one fight at a time.
A first fight teaches you what competition feels like.
The next fight challenges you to improve.
And every fight after that becomes another opportunity to show growth.
Mohit enters WDS 18 with an undefeated amateur record following his decision win at WDS 16.
The focus now shifts to the work happening between competitions: sharpening technique, improving conditioning, preparing tactically and continuing to develop the confidence required to perform under pressure.
For Crosstrain Fight Club, Mohit’s return is another example of the club’s commitment to competitive combat sports.
From MMA training in Noida to training opportunities across Delhi NCR and Faridabad, Crosstrain Fight Club is building a wider competitive culture around MMA, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, wrestling and other combat sports.
On 29 August 2026, Mohit Dagar will step into the next stage of his MMA journey at WDS Fight Night 18 in Navi Mumbai.
The opponent and final fight-card details should be followed through the official WDS announcement as the event approaches.
What is already clear is the bigger picture.
Another fight. Another test. Another opportunity to improve.
And for Mohit Dagar and Crosstrain Fight Club, the journey continues.
Crosstrain Fight Club continues to provide training for athletes and enthusiasts interested in MMA, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, wrestling, boxing, kickboxing and combat sports across the Delhi NCR region.
Whether the goal is fitness, skill development or competitive MMA, the foundation remains the same:
Train hard. Compete. Improve. Repeat.