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## Mahapurana, Uttarapurana
**Verse 486**
Chanura and other wrestlers, led by Kamsa, entered the arena, filled with the essence of valor, eager for the fight.
**Verse 487**
(Shardaulvikridita)
The valiant hero, Urmalla, stood in the center of the arena. He had already achieved victory in the wrestling match against the challenger. His brilliance shone brightly. Now, he was ready to fight the demons who had descended from heaven. Filled with the essence of valor, he thought to himself, "I will conquer them."
**Verse 488**
(Malini)
His body was naturally smooth, and his mind was skilled in various activities. He was adorned with thick ghee, his hair was tied, and he had no beard or mustache. He was always engaged in practice, free from impurities, and his victory was certain. He was revered by all for his valor.
**Verse 489**
His feet were steady, his bones were strong like the essence of a diamond, his chest was broad and hard, his body was tall and blue like the Nilgiri mountains. His eyes were bright and moving, his fists were tightly clenched, his arms were like clubs, and his waist was fit to be held in a fist. He was a manifestation of the three Gunas (Sattva, Rajas, and Tamas).
**Verse 490**
(Vasantatilaka)
His hands were fully developed, he was skilled in moving quickly, and he was as fierce as lightning. Standing in the arena, Nanda's son, Krishna, was causing unbearable fear to the lord of the dead (Yama).
**Verse 482-486**
They were filled with pride and seemed like incarnations of the heroic essence. At that time, Krishna stood in the arena, his mind was vast and generous, he was the foremost among the great wrestlers. His brilliance shone as if he had already won the wrestling match against the challenger. The essence of his valor was increasing, and he was filled with such enthusiasm that if the sun were to descend from the sky in the form of a wrestler, he would conquer it.
**Verse 487**
At that time, his chest was tightly bound, his hair was tied, he had no beard or mustache, his body was naturally smooth. He always practiced with the cowherd wrestlers, like a pure soul, and he always achieved complete victory. Everyone praised his valor.
**Verse 488**
His feet were steady, his bones were strong like the essence of a diamond, his arms were long and strong like a club, his waist was fit to be held in a fist, his chest was very hard and broad, he was like a large Nilgiri mountain, his body was a manifestation of the three Gunas (Sattva, Rajas, and Tamas), and no one could even look at him with pride.
**Verse 489**
His bright eyes were moving, he had clenched his fists tightly, his senses were fully developed, he was skilled in moving quickly, and he was very fierce like lightning. Thus, standing in the arena, Nanda's son, Krishna, was causing unbearable fear to the lord of the dead (Yama).
**Verse 490**
He seemed as if all the valor had taken form in him.
**1** (Prawritta)