Sangram Singh wants a wrestling league

Wrestler-turned-actor Sangram Singh, who is making his acting debut in the film Yuva, is keen on promoting the sport of wrestling in India from his earnings in the entertainment industry.
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Sangram, who is not wrestling professionally anymore after his participation in the reality show Bigg Boss won him film offers, is kicked about wrestling after the success of Indian sports like Kabbadi that acquired a league of its own and is now being adopted and promoted by A-listers in Bollywood including Abhishek Bachchan and Akshay Kumar.
“Abhishek’s team Jaipur won the Kabbadi league, and we all know that Abhishek put in personal effort and interest into the team,” says Sangram, “Then why can’t we also promote wrestling as a league?”
Sangram says he is keen on funding underprivileged kids who are interested in wrestling but are deprived of enough opportunities. “Wrestling is rooted in the Indian soil, yet there isn’t enough scope for kids who come from poorer families but have the talent, to join the sport professionally. Whenever I earn enough money from my films, and other work in the entertainment industry, I want to invest that for sponsoring such kids with their education, food, daily sustenance etc.”
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