Akshay Kumar recently sponsored and hosted MMA

) Tournament in Surat, Gujarat, from November 26th to 29th. This four-day event marked Akshay Kumar's 15th international Kudo tournament, standing out as a special sports tournament that has been hosted by athletes for the past 15 years. The tournament showcased Kumar's commitment to the sport by providing free facilities for food, training, and participation, highlighting his serious dedication to Kudo.

In recent years, Kudo has gained recognition from the Indian government and the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports. Participants in Kudo tournaments have earned eligibility for 3% sports quota reservation in government jobs. Notably, Akshay Kumar led the event, emphasizing that it not only showcases the skills of Kudo athletes but also reflects his commitment to empowering them. Privileged individuals who aspire to excel in martial arts were particularly encouraged by Kumar's involvement.

Gujarat's Home Minister and Sports State Minister, Shri Harsh Sanghavi, attended the event, commending Akshay Kumar's dedication to promoting martial arts. Bollywood actress Disha Patani was also present, expressing her admiration for Akshay Kumar's stunts and stating that participating in the event was a dream come true.

It's worth noting that India has become the third-largest practicing country for Kudo on a global scale, following Russia and Japan. The tournament featured participants from all 38 states and union territories of India, showcasing widespread enthusiasm for sports throughout the country. As Kudo continues to progress in India, Akshay Kumar's organized events contribute to a promising future for the world of martial arts.

Akshay Kumar has been actively involved in Kudo tournaments for the past 15 years, consistently boosting the morale of athletes from various corners of the country. Additionally, he sponsors training camps in Thailand for athletes, enhancing their skills and preparing them for future challenges. Akshay Kumar sees martial arts, especially Kudo, not just as a physical strength-related discipline but as an art that requires discipline, focus, and continuous excellence.

In his words, "Where I am today is because of martial arts, and I feel honored to contribute to the development of Kudo in India, to make athletes realize their full potential, and to empower them."

Presentation by: Kali Das Pandey