Unstoppable! Aman Sehrawat Crushes Rival to Bring Home Budapest Gold

India's Olympic bronze medallist Aman Sehrawat continued his remarkable rise in world wrestling by winning the gold medal in the men's 57kg freestyle category at the Polyák Imre, Varga János and Kozma István Memorial Senior Ranking Tournament in Budapest on Wednesday.

The 22-year-old wrestler produced a flawless performance in the final, overpowering Georgia's Roberti Dingashvili with a 13-3 victory by technical superiority . Aman controlled the bout from start to finish, displaying his trademark speed, sharp attacks and tactical discipline to seal the title in emphatic fashion.

The triumph adds another major international medal to the young wrestler's rapidly growing career. Aman had already etched his name into history by becoming India's youngest-ever individual Olympic medallist after winning bronze at the Paris Olympics . He is also the country's first U23 World Wrestling champion , and the latest gold further underlines his status as one of India's brightest wrestling stars.

India enjoyed another podium finish through Deepak , who secured the bronze medal in the 61kg freestyle category. In a thrilling third-place playoff, Deepak held his nerve to edge past Azerbaijan's Nuraddin Novruzov 9-8 in a closely contested encounter, earning another valuable medal for the Indian contingent.

The Indian challenge in Budapest is not over yet. The team remains in contention for two more medals in the 65kg freestyle category. Kumar Mohit is set to face Kazakhstan's Nachyn Kuular in his bronze medal match, while Vishal Kaliraman will take on Kazakhstan's Ossumzhan Dastanbek in another third-place playoff.

Aman's dominant display not only strengthens India's presence on the international wrestling circuit but also boosts confidence ahead of upcoming global competitions. With consistent performances against top-quality opponents, the young star continues to establish himself as one of the leading freestyle wrestlers in the world.