Parmeet Singh has quickly become one of the most popular Armwrestlers in India. Ever since winning the Bronze medal at the Pro Panja League ranking tournament held in Gwalior, he has seen a significant increase in rise in popularity on Social Media.
Hailing from Amritsar, the 22-year old won the Gold medal in the 60kg category in the inaugural Pro Panja League ranking tournament held at the Thyagaraj Stadium in Delhi.
Parmeet Singh has been a part of three national championships. Prior to winning gold at PPL, he also secured a silver medal in the 55kg senior men category at the 2019 National Championship held in Bhilai.
Sports India Show had the opportunity to catch up with Parmeet to talk about his recent rise to fame on social media and his thoughts on the upcoming league.
Interview with Armwrestler Parmeet Singh
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How long have you been Armwrestling?
I have been armwrestling for six years.
What are the improvements that you have done after the Pro Panja League ranking tournament which took place in Gwalior?
I have improved very much since the Gwalior event. In the ranking tournament held in Gwalior I was placed in the third position. In the Open Armwrestling Championship held in Hoshiarpur, I was placed in the first position in my weight class. In the latest Sood Classic World Strongman Games, I got second position
Why should the franchise chose you in the upcoming League?
I am a very good armwrestler and one of the top in the country. I have also been associated with numerous brands before, so I think I will be a welcoming addition to any franchise out there.
What are your past achievements in Armwrestling?
My achievements are as follows:
- A) Silver Medal in the National Armwrestling Championship held in Haryana
- B) Silver Medal in the National Armwrestling Championship held in Chattisgarh
- C) Gold Medal at the 2020 Pro Panja League Ranking Tournament
- D) Multiple Time State Championship
- E) Bronze Medal at the 2022 Pro Panja League Ranking Tournament
Tell us about your training regimen?
I train for Armwrestling for three times a week. I like to work on my top roll a lot as it’s one of my strongest moves and I also work on my speed. I also do strength training and do a lot of hammer curls, chin ups and rope climbing etc.
What are your expectations from the League?
I have extremely high hopes from Pro Panja League as when I started Armwrestling, there wasn’t a platform like this, but with Pro Panja League, Armwrestlers have got a big platform. Because of Pro Panja League, my popularity has increased and earlier people didn’t know me and now everyone recognizes in Armwrestling tournaments. I am extremely thankful to be a Pro Panja League player and I owe a great deal of gratitude to Mr Parvin Dabas and Mrs Preeti Jhangiani.