Sajjad Nisar Gujjar is widely recognized as one of Pakistan’s finest kabaddi stoppers. Hailing from Chak 213 Samundari GB, Pakistan, he has built a powerful reputation through his exceptional defensive skills and unmatched stopping ability.
Early Training and Background
Sajjad trained under the guidance of the legendary Baba Ji Ramzan Gujjar, who played a key role in shaping his kabaddi foundation. His early development, combined with natural talent, helped him rise quickly in the national kabaddi circuit.
Career with National and Departmental Teams
In addition to representing the Pakistan national kabaddi team, Sajjad has also served as a stopper for the Pakistan Air Force. His unique defensive style earned him the nickname “Close Fighter”, while many fans also affectionately call him Sajja Gujjar.
Major Tournaments and Achievements
Sajjad Nisar Gujjar has showcased consistent excellence in several top-tier tournaments across Pakistan. Some of his most notable performances include:
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2015 National Kabaddi Tournament
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2016 Lyallpur Gold Kabaddi Cup
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2016 Asia Cup
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2017 Lyallpur Gold Kabaddi Cup
The National Championship proved to be a standout moment in his career, where he was repeatedly named Best Player due to his outstanding stops and defensive dominance.
Part of Pakistan’s 2020 Kabaddi World Cup Victory
A major highlight of Sajjad’s career was his role in the triumphant 2020 Pakistan Kabaddi World Cup squad. His timely stops and leadership on the field contributed significantly to Pakistan’s historic win on home soil.
Domestic and International Club Career
Sajjad has represented several respected kabaddi clubs both in Pakistan and abroad, including:
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Shere-e-Punjab Kabaddi Club (Malaysia)
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Royal Kings (USA)
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Bandesha Kabaddi Club (Faisalabad)
Through these international appearances, he gained global recognition and expanded his fan base worldwide.
Watch His Best Stops
Fans can enjoy some of Sajjad Nisar Gujjar’s most iconic and powerful stops from various tournaments on YouTube, where many of his matches and highlights are available to watch.
