The Great Gama celebrated by GOOGLE! One of greatest wrestler/fighters which lived

[El Sidd]

What's difference between the two?

the difference between you and @Jackdaws

 

[Great Janjua]

One of my chachas training in Greece.

Sade kirdara di nee bari dungi eh.

@waz

 

[Whirling_dervesh]

He was a Punjabi of Kashmiri descent, other than these two communities nobody in Pakistan has any special claim to him stronger than that of any Indian because his achievements took place pre-partition.

I beg to differ brother. 95% of indians except sikhs have hardly any cultural, geographical or etymological association with this guy

 

[Great Janjua]

why not, do you know lineage of But / Butts

But/ Butt derived from Bhatt (Kashmiri) a common Indian north Indian surname, [converted Bhatts adopted But/Butt] Kashmiri pundits which migrated to other places, there is no history of But/ Butt before Kashmir was invaded

Shut the fack up. There was no history of Hindus when the cavemen roamed. You get my point. Stop going back the millennia I can go further you twat.

 

[_NOBODY_]

Wrestling is a barbaric activity and his patron, the raja of Baroda was an anti-democratic monarch. So from me.

What manly activity isn't barbaric to you?

 

[EyelessInGaza]

A great man. Growing up, my relatives/ older folk used to refer to him in legendary terms. Even in those times of zero social media, 20-30 years after his death, his fame was extraordinary in the small towns in India (where I then lived). I can say he was part of the legends we’re taught/ build up in our youth.

 

[EyelessInGaza]

Revolution !

Then think of it this way - he revolutionised wrestling in the 20th century!

 

[Mahabahu kaunteya]

Fellas its better we stop arguing, he was a superhuman guy and its good that Google honoured him .

 

[waz]

Guys stop arguing and show mutual respect for this man.
I've already gave one thread to someone, more will come.

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One of my chachas training in Greece.

Sade kirdara di nee bari dungi eh.

@waz

Great picture bro would love to meet him.

 

[mhosein]

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He dominated the world in proper no holds barred wrestling. A proud son of Pakistan and Punjab.

Bruce Lee took inspiration from Gama, in grappling hold fights.

 

[KedarT]

Seems like Gama was supported more by the Indian government than the Pakistan government even after his migration to present-day Pakistan.

Gama and the Rise of Yoga | TheBizdom

How the Great Gama is related to the rise of Yoga in India (accidentally and through his brother).

www.thebizdom.in

 

[Whirling_dervesh]

Indians claim him to be their son.

He was a Kashmiri of Butt Baradari migrants...who lived in Punjaab.

95% of indians have nothing in common with him

 

[Hamza913]

I beg to differ brother. 95% of indians except sikhs have hardly any cultural, geographical or etymological association with this guy

Yeah and the same applies to Pakistanis who aren't Punjabi or Kashmiri

 

[Mahabahu kaunteya]

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One of my chachas training in Greece.

Sade kirdara di nee bari dungi eh.

@waz

Great pic

 

[Maula Jatt]

guys Kashmiris of Punjab are considered Punjabi af , in the same category as Jutts, arain, Gujjar, and other native clans
Nawaz Sharif is also Kashmiri but in Punjab, we consider Kashmiris as Punjabi, inner-city Lahore is Kashmiri dominated but culturally all are Punjabi

He was a Muslim Punjabi, Pakistani wrestler