India's Greco-Roman wrestlers Sagar Singh and Suraj have made a strong start at the United World Wrestling (UWW) U23 Asian Championships held in Da Nang, Vietnam. Both athletes advanced to the finals in their respective weight categories, with Sagar competing in the 67kg and Suraj in the 60kg divisions. Their performances were marked by attacking intent and composure, ensuring India at least a silver medal. Sagar displayed exceptional tactical discipline throughout the preliminary rounds, while Suraj maintained an assured approach to secure his place in the finals. On a less favorable note, Kumar Sachin faced a tough semifinal match in the 77kg category but ultimately fell short against Alikhan Dursonov. The Wrestling Federation of India President, Sanjay Singh, commended the wrestlers for their hard work and determination amidst high competition levels. Looking ahead, India's Greco-Roman team will continue its campaign with qualification-round bouts featuring Neeraj in the 55kg, Sumit in the 63kg, and Rohit Bura in the 87kg categories, all aiming for quarterfinal berths.