Sangram Singh will win Bigg Boss 7: Mark Beale

After being saved from eviction recently, Bigg Boss contestant and professional wrestler Sangram Singh finds support from none other than the CEO of World Wrestling Professionals Mark Beale. In an exclusive chat with us from South Africa, the suave former wrestler comes to the support of his protege...

Winner all the way

Mark, who is avidly watching Bigg Boss 7, the popular reality show on Colors hosted by Salman Khan, says: "I'm sure that Sangram Singh will win Bigg Boss 7. In fact, there is no doubt in my mind about it! I'm not even looking at anyone beyond him and time will prove this! The reason is simple, that boy has great temperament and great potential. While others are being quite negative, Sangram is winning viewers' hearts with his simplicity and his positive attitude."

Indian Superstar !!

It is obvious that Mark is completely taken in by Sangram and his charisma when he goes on to add: "Till now all the superheroes of wrestling world have come from America. But, it's high time India woke up to its own superstar. And Sangram is that homegrown superstar! He's the Sachin Tendulkar of wrestling who has risen from a terrible physical condition in his childhood, where he was bound to a wheelchair and went on to become a great wrestler! He is much better than some of the best American wrestlers and they have not fought Indians, so they don't what they are pitted against!"

Entertainment...entertainment !!

To promote the wrestling in India, WWP is coming to India, informs Mark, and adds: "We are coming to India in January and Sangram's Bigg Boss will end in December. And from January, we are going to promote him in a big way. We are quite keen to support wrestling channels and want people to come forward for this cause." Ask him if a sport like wrestling will garner TRPs on TV channels in India where cricket is the only sport that has got a cult status, and Mark replies: "It's a myth that people in India don't support wrestling! They love this sport, but when channels will only show cricket, how will they get to see anything else? So the need of the hour is the channels, which showcase wrestling. And we plan to lend a helping hand for this endeavour in India!"