Pro Wrestling League 2026: Full schedule, fixtures, results, squads, live streaming details
Six teams will compete in the revamped tournament, which returns after seven years.
The Pro Wrestling League 2026 returns after a seven-year hiatus, with the league scheduled to take place from January 15 to February 1 at the Noida Indoor Stadium in India.
The tournament shall feature eight competing teams, namely, the Delhi Dangal Warriors, Haryana Thunders, Maharashtra Kesari, Tigers of Mumbai Dangals, Punjab Royals, and UP Dominators.
The tournament shall follow the round-robin format, with each team playing a total of five games before the top four sides qualify for the knockouts. The knockout stage will include two semi-finals and a final.
When is Pro Wrestling League 2026 scheduled to start?
The tournament will commence on January 15 and conclude on February 1.
Where will Pro Wrestling League 2026 take place?
The Pro Wrestling League 2026 will take place at the Noida Indoor Stadium in Noida.
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Pro Wrestling League 2026 squads
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Where and how to watch live telecast and live streaming of Pro Wrestling League 2026?
The 2026 edition of the Pro Wrestling League will be live streamed on the SonyLIV app and website. Fans can also catch the action live on Sony Sports Ten 5 with English commentary. Regional viewers can tune into Sony Sports Ten 4 for either Tamil or Kannada/Telugu commentary.
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Pro Wrestling League 2026 full schedule, fixtures, results, and match timings (in IST)
Day 1 – January 15 (Thursday)
- Punjab Royals 5-4 UP Dominators – Report
Day 2 – January 16 (Friday)
- Maharashtra Kesari 6–3 Delhi Dangal Warriors – Report
- Punjab Royals 2-7 Haryana Thunders
Day 3 – January 17 (Saturday)
- UP Dominators 7-2 Tiigers of Mumbai Dangal
- Delhi Dangal Warriors 6-3 Haryana Thunders – Report
Day 4 – January 18 (Sunday)
- Tiigers of Mumbai Dangal 3-6 Maharashtra Kesari – Report
Day 5 – January 19 (Monday)
- UP Dominators vs Delhi Dangal Warriors, 8:00 PM
Day 6 – January 20 (Tuesday)
- Punjab Royals 6-3 Tiigers of Mumbai Dangal – Report
Day 7 – January 21 (Wednesday)
- UP Dominators 5–4 Maharashtra Kesari – Report
Day 8 – January 22 (Thursday) – REST DAY
Day 9 – January 23 (Friday)
- Maharashtra Kesari 5-4 Haryana Thunders – Report
Day 10 – January 24 (Saturday) – REST DAY
Day 11 – January 25 (Sunday)
- Tiigers of Mumbai Dangal 3-6 Haryana Thunders – Report
Day 12 – January 26 (Monday)
- Maharashtra Kesari 4-5 Punjab Royals – Report
Day 13 – January 27 (Tuesday)
- Delhi Dangal Warriors 6-3 Tiigers of Mumbai Dangal – Report
Day 14 – January 28 (Wednesday)
- UP Dominators 6-3 Haryana Thunders – Report
Day 15 – January 29 (Thursday)
- Punjab Royals 4-5 Delhi Dangal Warriors – Report
Day 16 – January 30 (Friday)
- Semi-final 1 (1st vs 4th), 8:00 PM
Day 17 – January 31 (Saturday)
- Semi-final 2 (2 vs 3), 8:00 PM
Day 18 – February 1 (Sunday)
- Final (Winner of Semi-Final 1 vs Winner of Semi-Final 2), 8:00 PM
When does Pro Wrestling League 2026 start and end?
The Pro Wrestling League 2026 will be held from January 15 to February 1, 2026.
Where will Pro Wrestling League 2026 matches take place?
All matches will take place at the Noida Indoor Stadium, Noida, India.
How many teams are competing this season?
Six teams will compete: Delhi Dangal Warriors, Haryana Thunders, Maharashtra Kesari, Tiigers of Mumbai Dangal, Punjab Royals, and UP Dominators.
What is the format of the tournament?
The league will follow a round-robin format, with each team playing five matches. The top four teams will qualify for the semi-finals, followed by the final.
Where can fans watch Pro Wrestling League 2026 live?
The tournament will be streamed live on SonyLIV and broadcast on Sony Sports Ten 5 (English). Regional commentary will be available on Sony Sports Ten 4 in Tamil, Kannada, and Telugu.
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