Performaxxchampions

Born to win. Built to reign. Harmilan’s record-breaking run at the 60^th National Open Championship is proof of just that. In the habit of making and breaking records, the star sprinter is set to rulethe track.

Here comes India’s latest shooting star. The youngest Indian to win a gold medal at the ISSF World Cup. Manu has numerous national and international medals to her name. The 20-year-old champion is a force to reckon.

The gold standard of para-badminton. Hailed as the World No.1 in the Men’s Singles SL3, Pramod is a class apart. Smashing every odd, every opponent.
Every. Single. Time.

56 national and 10 international medals. Talk about bringing home the win. At 18, Ridhi stands tall amongst the most seasoned athletes. With an unwavering eye set on the Olympics, it’s clear this teenage prodigy is just getting started.

An athlete in full swing. Yogesh’s origin story is nothing short of superhero material. Rising to the top of the charts in international para-discus despite a rare neurological disorder. Because greatness always finds a way.

A junior world champion at 18. A World U23 champion at 21. A Commonwealth medalist at 25. The second Indian wrestler to

win an Olympic silver. Ravi has proved time and again that he is the undisputed wrestling champ in the country.