DABANG DELHI KABADDI CLUB

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Dabang Delhi Kabaddi Club (DDKC)
DABANG DELHI KABADDI CLUB

Dabang Delhi KC encapsulates the spirit of the North as it holds the exclusive rights to the Delhi/ NCR territory and is the only team that represents North India in the Star Sports ProKabaddi League. It has a state of the art ‘home arena’ – Thyagraj Stadium, which is the only green stadium in the country. Dabang Delhi KC is a venture of DOIT Sports Management India Pvt. Ltd. which was founded by Ms. Radha Kapoor, a creative entrepreneur and the only female team owner in the league. DoIT Sports Management (India) Pvt. Ltd. was incorporated as a part of DOIT Creations Group with the vision of promoting sports, athletes, sports facilities and events across India. Dabang Delhi KC are also known as ‘The Eagles’ as the eagle resonates Dabang. The eagle symbolises perspicacity, courage, strength and immortality, but is also considered ‘king of the skies’ and messenger of the highest Gods. With these attributes and qualities the eagle became a symbol of power and strength. The Dabang Delhi KC logo has three attributes to it. The wings symbolise the wings of an eagle; the shield is a symbol of a warrior; the gold is the desire of always being the number one team.

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