Celebrating the Legacy of Goga Pehalwan
Goga Pehalwan: A Wrestling Champion
📅 Born: 1937
🏠 Birthplace: Amritsar
👨💼 Occupation: Wrestler
👤 Real Name: Moazzam
Goga Pehalwan, born in 1937 in Amritsar, was a renowned Pakistani wrestler trained by the legendary Great Gama of India for 15 years. Known for his quick reflexes and agile fighting style, Goga’s favorite maneuvers included reverse flying kicks and leg breakers.
Throughout his illustrious career, Goga Pehalwan faced off against many famous wrestlers, including Tiger Jogindar, Gunpat Andolkar, Eric Taylor, Earl Maynard, Killer Karl Kox, Zebra Kid, Wanik Buckley, Louis Kovacs, Kid Zemboa, Billy Robinson, Klondyke Bill, Dick Murdoch, Dusty Rhodes, Sam Betts, Haruka Eigen, Tarlok Singh, and Harbans Singh. His local opponents included Haji Afzal, Boonta Singh, Siddique Nukehwala, Sohni, and Garnam Singh. Though he lost a few matches, including some to Sam Betts, Goga’s skill and tenacity in the ring were undeniable.
In professional tag team wrestling, Goga Pehalwan teamed up with Akram Pehalwan and Majid Ackra, showcasing his versatility and teamwork in the sport.
Goga Pehalwan’s legacy is a testament to his dedication, skill, and passion for wrestling. He continues to inspire future generations of wrestlers with his remarkable achievements and contributions to the sport. 🏆🤼♂️