Rushikesh Tiwale

Rushikesh Nagorao Tiwale, born on September 1, 2003, in Papal, Amrawati, has embarked on an inspiring journey in kabaddi. Growing up in a family of farmers—his father, Nagorao Tiwale, and mother, Mangla Nagorao Tiwale—Rushikesh discovered his passion for the game early on, starting to play at the age of 10 during school. His dedication quickly shone through as he trained under the guidance of his coaches, Aniket Mhatre and Sthish Dabde, at Sai Sports Morshi. Known for his impressive skills, particularly his favorite move, the Dubki, Rushikesh made a name for himself in the state-level championships. A defining moment in his young career came when he executed a superb raid in the final moments of a crucial match, pulling off a win for his team and showcasing his ability to perform under pressure. Rushikesh admires Aslam Inamdar for his footwork and speed, often drawing inspiration from his favorite player. Currently pursuing an undergraduate course in First Year Bachelor of Arts, he balances his studies with training and dreams of making it to Pro Kabaddi. Beyond kabaddi, he enjoys playing cricket, adding another layer of athletic passion to his life. With his relentless determination, there’s no doubt Rushikesh is on track to achieve great things in his kabaddi career.