Deepak Niwas Hooda gained fame as the captain of the Indian National Kabaddi Team. |
He faced personal challenges with the loss of both parents at a young age, shifting his focus to family support and education. |
Teaching at his alma mater, Deepak balanced his professional life with intense kabaddi training in a nearby village. |
His dedication led to success, with highlights including a gold medal at the Senior National tournament and a bronze at the Senior National Kabaddi Championship. |
Notably, he was picked up in the Pro Kabaddi League auction for substantial amounts by different teams. |
Deepak's signature move in kabaddi is the 'Running Hand Touch,' executed with agility and strategy. |
His achievements include winning gold at the South Asian Games and representing India at the Kabaddi World Cup. |
In subsequent years, he won gold at the Asian Kabaddi Championship and bronze at the Asian Games. |
He also succeeded as a captain, leading his team to victory at various prestigious tournaments. |
Deepak's spouse, Saweety Boora, shares his passion for sports, earning accolades in professional boxing. |
Aside from his athletic career, Deepak established a nutrition business and endorsed multiple brands. |
He featured prominently in media, from magazine covers to documentaries, showcasing his journey in kabaddi. |
A caring individual, he advocates for animal welfare and owns a pet dog. |
Early mornings are reserved for workouts, reflecting his disciplined routine. |
During leisure time, Deepak enjoys playing cricket with friends and engaging in horse riding and swimming. |