Lampe gets technical fall as her Bengaluru team beats Punjav, 52-44 in Indian Pro Wrestling League
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by Gary Abbott, USA Wrestling
NOIDA, India – American star Alyssa Lampe scored a technical fall win, helping her Bengaluru team to a 52-44 win over Punjav in an Indian Professional Wrestling League dual meet on Sunday.
Lampe, a two-time World bronze medalist, got her offense untracked in a wild 24-14 win over Great Britain wrestler Yana Rattigan of the Punjab team at 48 kg/105.5 lbs.
Bengaluru won five of the seven matches held on Sunday. Both teams now have 2-2 records.
Lampe now holds a 2-1 record in Professional Wrestling League action. The league hosts one dual meet every day from December 10-27.
The next American to compete is three-time World champion Adeline Gray, whose Mumbai team takes on Delhi in New Delhi on Monday.
For regular updates on the Indian Professional Wrestling League, visit its website at:
http://www.prowrestlingleague.com
BENGALURU 52, PUNJAB 44
At Noida, India, December 20
Women
48 kg –Alyssa Lampe (Bengaluru/USA) tech. fall Yana Rattigan (Punjab/Great Britain), 24-14
53 kg Lalita Sherawat (Bengaluru/India) dec. Priyanka Phogat (Punjab/India), 3-2
58 kg - Geeta Phogat (Punjab/India) dec. Yulia Ratkevich (Bengaluru/Azerbaijan), 9-8
Men
57 kg Vladimir Khinchegashvili (Punjab/Georgia) tech. fall Sandeep Tomar (Bengaluru/India), 12-2
74 kg Narsingh Yadav (Bengaluru/India) dec. Parveen Rana (India), 6-3
96 kg – Pavlo Oliynik (Bengaluru/Ukraine) dec. Mausam Khatri (India), 4-4
125 kg -. Davit Modzmanashvili (Bengalaru/Georgia) dec. Jargalsaikhan Chuluunbat (Mongolia), 5-0
Note: Bouts not held 69 kg women and 65 kg men
Team records: Bengaluru 2-2, Punjab 2-2
Lampe, a two-time World bronze medalist, got her offense untracked in a wild 24-14 win over Great Britain wrestler Yana Rattigan of the Punjab team at 48 kg/105.5 lbs.
Bengaluru won five of the seven matches held on Sunday. Both teams now have 2-2 records.
Lampe now holds a 2-1 record in Professional Wrestling League action. The league hosts one dual meet every day from December 10-27.
The next American to compete is three-time World champion Adeline Gray, whose Mumbai team takes on Delhi in New Delhi on Monday.
For regular updates on the Indian Professional Wrestling League, visit its website at:
http://www.prowrestlingleague.com
BENGALURU 52, PUNJAB 44
At Noida, India, December 20
Women
48 kg –Alyssa Lampe (Bengaluru/USA) tech. fall Yana Rattigan (Punjab/Great Britain), 24-14
53 kg Lalita Sherawat (Bengaluru/India) dec. Priyanka Phogat (Punjab/India), 3-2
58 kg - Geeta Phogat (Punjab/India) dec. Yulia Ratkevich (Bengaluru/Azerbaijan), 9-8
Men
57 kg Vladimir Khinchegashvili (Punjab/Georgia) tech. fall Sandeep Tomar (Bengaluru/India), 12-2
74 kg Narsingh Yadav (Bengaluru/India) dec. Parveen Rana (India), 6-3
96 kg – Pavlo Oliynik (Bengaluru/Ukraine) dec. Mausam Khatri (India), 4-4
125 kg -. Davit Modzmanashvili (Bengalaru/Georgia) dec. Jargalsaikhan Chuluunbat (Mongolia), 5-0
Note: Bouts not held 69 kg women and 65 kg men
Team records: Bengaluru 2-2, Punjab 2-2
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