'Future Of Indian Kabaddi': Former International Mohit Chhillar Lauds Game-Changing KCL

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Last Updated:November 13, 2025, 16:39 IST

Kabaddi Champions League is reshaping the path for aspiring athletes by offering them an unprecedented chance to shine on a professional stage.

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The Kabaddi Champions League is transforming grassroots kabaddi in Haryana, providing young players with professional exposure and mentorship. Former India international Mohit Chhillar describes it as a game-changer for nurturing future champions of India.

Kabaddi, a sport that has long been the pride of India’s rural heartlands, is now undergoing a significant transformation. The Kabaddi Champions League is reshaping the path for aspiring athletes by offering them an unprecedented chance to shine on a professional stage. With Haryana standing tall as the nucleus of kabaddi excellence, this league aims to uncover raw, undiscovered talent and elevate it to international standards.

The recent Zone 3 Trials at Tau Devi Lal Sports Complex in Gurgaon saw the presence of former India international Mohit Chhillar, who praised the initiative, calling it a “game-changer" for the future of Indian kabaddi.

Haryana has always been synonymous with kabaddi supremacy. From local akharas to global arenas, players from this state have consistently represented India at the highest levels. The Kabaddi Champions League taps directly into this reservoir of talent, providing a structured and professional ecosystem for young players to thrive.

Speaking at the Gurgaon trials, Mohit Chhillar, one of India’s most celebrated kabaddi defenders, shared his heartfelt thoughts about the initiative. “This initiative is not just about competition; it’s about building India’s future champions. We believe at least 20% of players from KCL will go on to represent India in international events," said Chhillar.

His words reflect the league’s larger mission — to turn potential into performance. With over 3,500 players participating in the trials, the enthusiasm demonstrates kabaddi’s growing appeal among the youth.

Mohit Chhillar further highlighted the social impact of the Kabaddi Champions League, emphasizing that the initiative goes beyond physical competition. He stated that platforms like KCL play a vital role in channeling the energy of today’s youth in the right direction and keeping them away from drug addiction by engaging them in sports and discipline.

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November 13, 2025, 16:39 IST

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