Sangram Singh's MMA Comeback: Facing Tunisia's Hakim Trabelsi in Amsterdam

Indian wrestling icon Sangram Singh is set to face Tunisia's Hakim Trabelsi in a high-profile MMA fight in Amsterdam. The Commonwealth Heavyweight Champion makes his second international comeback at age 40, becoming the first Indian MMA athlete in the Levels Fight League. Supported by the Fit India initiative, Sangram aims to inspire young Indians that fitness has no age limit. The November 2, 2025 fight promises to showcase strength, skill, and determination on the global stage.

Key Points: Sangram Singh vs Hakim Trabelsi MMA Fight Amsterdam 2025

  • Sangram Singh becomes first Indian MMA athlete in Levels Fight League
  • Fight scheduled for November 2, 2025 in Amsterdam, Netherlands
  • 40-year-old champion's second international MMA comeback
  • Event supported by Fit India initiative and Ministry of Youth Affairs
  • LFL President highlights Sangram's global appeal and sportsmanship
  • Tunisian opponent's coach respects Sangram's fighting style and strength
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Commonwealth Heavyweight Champion Sangram Singh to face Tunisia's Hakim Trabelsi in a high-profile Amsterdam fight

Commonwealth Champion Sangram Singh battles Tunisia's Hakim Trabelsi in Amsterdam MMA fight. The 40-year-old's international comeback on November 2, 2025.

"This comeback is not just about stepping into the cage; it's about showing millions of young Indians that fitness has no age limit. - Sangram Singh"

New Delhi, October 15

A high-profile press conference was held at Le Meridien, New Delhi, where the Levels Fight League (LFL) officially unveiled Sangram Singh's upcoming international fight card, as per a release from LFL.

The Indian wrestling icon will face Tunisia's Hakim Trabelsi in a prestigious MMA fight on November 2, 2025, in Amsterdam. The press conference was organised to formally reveal Trabelsi as Sangram Singh's opponent and outline his preparation for this headline fight, marking the decorated athlete's second international MMA comeback at the age of 40.

With this announcement, Sangram Singh becomes the first Indian MMA athlete to compete on the global stage of Levels Fight League. The event was attended by LFL President Donovan James Alexander Panayiotis, MMA Fighter Sangram Singh, Sangram's coach Bhupesh Kumar, and Hakim Trabelsi's coach Ansari Chakir, setting the tone for one of the year's most anticipated MMA fights--promising strength, skill, and determination.

Addressing the media, LFL President Donovan Panayiotis opened the event, highlighting the global significance of Sangram's participation, "Sangram is an inspiration in the sporting world, and his presence in the Levels Fight League will attract global attention. His energy, humility, and relentless spirit make him a perfect representative of Indian sportsmanship."

Adding to the excitement, Hakim Trabelsi's coach, Ansari Chakir, spoke about the upcoming face-off, "It's an honour for Hakim Trabelsi to face India's strongest fighter. He respects Sangram's style and has prepared to meet this challenge with full intensity."

The Commonwealth Heavyweight Champion turned MMA Fighter, Sangram Singh, then shared deeper reflections on his comeback and motivation, "This comeback is not just about stepping into the cage; it's about showing millions of young Indians that fitness has no age limit. At 40, I feel stronger and more focused than ever. With the right mindset, discipline, and a natural lifestyle, age truly becomes just a number."

Finally, Sangram Singh's coach Bhupesh Kumar expressed confidence in his fighter's skillset and preparation: "I've known Sangram for many years, and his fighting style is unique. His discipline, mental toughness, and tactical approach will make him a champion again."

Supported by the Fit India initiative, launched under the vision of the Prime Minister and the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, Sangram's European debut underscores his role as a national fitness ambassador dedicated to promoting health and active living.

Before concluding the event, MMA Fighter Sangram Singh met with a group of youngsters, urging them to adopt fitness, discipline, and consistency in their daily lives. His words reinforced his lifelong vision of motivating India's next generation to make health and self-belief integral to their lifestyle.

- ANI

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Rohit P
This is huge for Indian sports! First Indian MMA athlete in Levels Fight League - what an achievement. Hope this opens doors for more Indian fighters on global platforms. Jai Hind! 💪
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Arjun K
While I admire Sangram's spirit, I'm concerned about the timing. At 40, coming back to MMA after a break - the risk of injury is high. Hope his team has taken all necessary precautions. Safety should be the priority.
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Sarah B
Love how he's using his platform to promote fitness among youth! The Fit India initiative is much needed in our country where sedentary lifestyles are becoming common. More power to him! 🙌
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Vikram M
Trabelsi's coach calling Sangram "India's strongest fighter" shows the respect he commands internationally. This fight will be epic! Hope it gets proper coverage on Indian sports channels.
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Kavya N
His message about fitness having no age limit really hit home. My father started walking daily at 55 and it changed his life. More Indians need to hear this! 🏃‍♂️

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