Sanjeet Budhwar, a 30-year-old fighter hailing from Rohtak, Haryana, India, is gearing up to defend his title for the second time at MFN 14 against Abdul Azim Badakshi. With this anticipated fight, Sanjeet is poised to establish himself as a notable name in the featherweight division across Asia. Let’s delve into Sanjeet’s journey to the upper echelons of the sport and his path to becoming a champion.
Haryana, renowned for producing top-tier athletes, has shaped Sanjeet’s fighting spirit. Over nearly a decade of competing, he has amassed an impressive record of 10 wins, 2 losses, and 0 no contests. Currently riding a four-fight win streak in the Matrix Fight Night promotion, Sanjeet’s prowess in the cage speaks volumes.
Initially known for his striking abilities, Sanjeet has evolved into a well-rounded mixed martial artist, honing every aspect of his game. His success in MMA underscores the importance of diversifying one’s skill set to ascend to championship status.
Standing at 171 cm tall, Sanjeet competes in the featherweight division with a weight limit of 145 lbs (65.8 kgs). He made his mark in the Indian fighting scene with an undefeated 4-0 record in the Super Fight League (SFL), showcasing his versatility with finishes via submission and knockout.
Though encountering a setback against Anshul Jubli at MFN 2, Sanjeet has since faced formidable opponents, including Shyamand, Chaitanya Gawli, and Dhruv Chaudray, among others, while capturing the MFN featherweight title.
The upcoming defense against Abdul Azim Badakshi promises to be a thrilling showdown between two rising stars. Fans eagerly anticipate this clash between promising prospects at MFN 14.
