WFI President Sanjay Singh Elected as UWW-Asia Bureau Member
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Synopsis
The Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) president, Sanjay Singh, has been elected as a Bureau Member of United World Wrestling (UWW)-Asia during the General Assembly in Amman, securing strong support with 22 votes. This election is a significant milestone for Indian wrestling, promising enhanced representation and opportunities within the sport.
Key Takeaways
- Sanjay Singh elected as Bureau Member of UWW-Asia.
- Secured 22 out of 38 votes at the General Assembly.
- Significant milestone for Indian wrestling internationally.
- Anticipated benefits for Indian wrestlers include improved exposure and training.
- WFI conducted selection trials for the 2025 Senior Asian Wrestling Championship.
Amman (Jordan), March 24 (NationPress) The president of the Wrestling Federation of India (WFI), Sanjay Singh, has been elected as a Bureau Member of United World Wrestling (UWW)-Asia. This election occurred during the UWW-Asia General Assembly in Amman, where Singh garnered an impressive 22 votes out of 38, reflecting robust support from the Asian wrestling community.
Singh's election to this esteemed position signifies a pivotal achievement for Indian wrestling on the global platform. His new role is poised to enhance the representation of Indian wrestlers in UWW-Asia's governance and create fresh prospects for the sport's advancement in the nation.
Upon his election, Singh expressed his appreciation, stating, “I am profoundly honoured to be elected as a Bureau Member of UWW-Asia. This is not merely a personal achievement but also a recognition of the evolution and esteem of Indian wrestling internationally. I am eager to collaborate closely with UWW-Asia to foster and elevate the sport throughout the continent.”
With Singh's involvement in the UWW-Asia Bureau, the WFI anticipates that Indian wrestlers will gain from enhanced global visibility, superior training programs, and increased opportunities to compete at elevated tiers. His leadership is also expected to facilitate the organization of more international wrestling events in India, thus solidifying the sport’s framework in the nation.
The Executive Members of WFI extended their sincere congratulations to Sanjay Kumar Singh, acknowledging his election as a progressive step for Indian wrestling on the international front. His term is expected to substantially impact the advancement of wrestling across Asia and furnish Indian wrestlers with a more potent platform to exhibit their skills globally.
Previously, the WFI conducted successful selection trials on Saturday at the Indira Gandhi Sports Complex in New Delhi, aimed at finalizing the Indian team for the forthcoming 2025 Senior Asian Wrestling Championship, scheduled to occur in Amman from March 25 to 30.
