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Indian wrestlers disappoint

Jaspooran Singh (125kg) came closest to a bronze medal; he beat Jamaican Aaron Johnson 10-0 in repechage, but lost 0-10 to USA’s Wyatt Hendrickson in the bronze medal match

Indian freestyle wrestlers ended their World championships campaign in Astana without a medal on Saturday (October 31, 2026).

Jaspooran Singh (125kg) came closest to a bronze medal. He beat Jamaican Aaron Johnson 10-0 in repechage, but lost 0-10 to USA’s Wyatt Hendrickson in the bronze medal match.

Nikhil (61kg) and Pushpender Dalal (86kg) were beaten in their respective repechage bouts.

Rahul (57kg), Sagar Jaglan (74kg), Saurabh Yadav (79kg) and Sachin (92kg) lost before reaching medal rounds.

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