Both wrestlers performed exceptionally well, securing their respective places in the top three. Manisha Bhanwala, a wrestler from Haryana, won the 62 kg gold medal by defeating her opponent in the final match. She showcased her impressive skills and techniques in the competition, impressing the judges and the crowd. Her victory marked India’s first-ever gold medal win in the women’s 62 kg category at the Asian Wrestling Championships. Antim Panghal, a wrestler from Punjab, secured the bronze medal by finishing third in his weight category. He demonstrated remarkable strength and agility in his matches, leaving his opponents in awe. His bronze medal win was a testament to his hard work and dedication to the sport. Both wrestlers have brought immense pride to India, and their achievements will be remembered for a long time. This success is a result of their relentless efforts and perseverance, which will surely inspire other aspiring wrestlers in the country. The Indian wrestlers’ performance at the Asian Wrestling Championships 2025 has sent a strong message to the international wrestling community. It highlights the country’s commitment to developing and nurturing wrestling talent, and the efforts made by the Indian wrestling federation to promote the sport. The success of these two wrestlers is a significant milestone in India’s wrestling history, and it paves the way for future generations of wrestlers to excel in the sport.

India’s top-ranked women’s freestyle wrestler, Sunita Singh, failed to win a medal in the women’s freestyle 67kg division. India’s top-ranked men’s freestyle wrestler, Sandeep Kumar, won a bronze medal in the men’s freestyle 97kg division.