In pics: Sushil Kumar, the most decorated wrestler India has produced so far

Sushil Kumar didn't have a great start to his Beijing Olympics Games in 2008 as he lost to Andriy Stadnik in the first round of the 66 kg freestyle wrestling event, and his hopes hinged on the repechage to have any chance of winning a medal. So, to win at least a bronze medal, he had to win at least three games and Kumar just turned his campaign around like the first game didn't even take place.

He defeated Doug Schwab in the first repechage round and Albert Batyrov in the second round. In the bronze medal match, Kumar beat Leonid Spiridonov 3:1. Kumar played three bouts in a span of 70 minutes to take the bronze.

Sushil Kumar replicated his Beijing success and only better in the next Olympic Games as he won a silver medal after losing the final to Tatsuhiro Yonemitsu. He entered the final by beating Kazakhastan's Akzhurek Tanatarov in the semifinal.

Sushil Kumar won a gold medal at the 2010 Commonwealth Games held in Delhi by beating Heinrich Barnes 7–0 in the finals in the 66 kg freestyle wrestling category. Kumar beat Famara Jarjou 3-0 within 9 seconds to advance to the final after coming off a win in 46 seconds by 10-0 against Muhammad Salman.

Sushil Kumar won his second Commonwealth Games gold medal four years later in Glasgow Scotland after he defeated Qamar Abbas in the final in the 74 kg category. He won in 107 seconds by fall.

Sushil Kumar won third gold medal in 3 consecutive Commonwealth Games in the 74 kg category by beating South Africa’s Johannes Botha in the final that lasted 80 seconds.

Sushil Kumar has now been accused of being one of the accomplices in the wrestler murder case that took place on May 4 at Delhi's Chhatrasal Stadium and has been absconding since and the Delhi Police has put out a Rs 1 lakh reward for any information on him.