PWL 2026 Points Table: Pro Wrestling League Updated Standings, Haryana Thunders Top Table

The Pro Wrestling League (PWL) has grown into the country's biggest Olympic-style wrestling league since its launch in 2015. In just three completed editions, the league has established itself as a platform that blends elite international competition with India's deep wrestling culture.

Throughout its first season, PWL has showcased an impressive array of global talent. The league has seen participation from 51 Olympians, alongside 30 World Championship medallists and 13 Continental Games champions. In total, 34 world and continental champions have taken to the mat, producing high-scoring, fast-paced contests.

Those editions collectively recorded 3,764 points, averaging nearly 70 points per match - a reflection of the league's attacking format and competitive balance.

Season 4 promises to raise the bar further. A new franchise, MP Yodha, joins the competition this year, expanding the league to six teams. They will line up alongside Delhi Sultans, UP Danga, Haryana Hammers, Mumbai Maharathi, and NCR Punjab Royals.

This season welcomes wrestlers from 15 different nationalities, with athletes representing Asia, Europe, Africa, and the Americas, reinforcing WPL's growing international footprint.

Pro Wrestling League Points table

**PWL 2026 Points Table**
#	Team	Played	Won	Lost	Bouts Won	Points
1	Haryana Thunders	4	3	1	23	6
2	Maharashtra Kesari	5	3	2	23	6
3	Punjab Royals	4	3	1	18	6
4	UP Dominators	4	2	2	20	4
5	Delhi Dangal Warriors	4	2	2	19	4
6	Tiigers of Mumbai Dangals	5	0	5	14	0

Pro Wrestling League (PWL) Season 5 - Fixtures

Dates: 15 January - 1 February 2026

Venue: Indira Indoor Stadium

League Stage

15 January 2026

Punjab Royals 5-4 UP Dominators

16 January 2026

Maharashtra Kesari 6-3 Delhi Dangal Warriors

Punjab Royals 2-7 Haryana Thunders

17 January 2026

UP Dominators 7-2 Tiigers of Mumbai Dangals

Delhi Dangal Warriors 6-3 Haryana Thunders

18 January 2026

Tigers of Mumbai Dangals 3-6 Maharashtra Kesari

19 January 2026

UP Dominators 5-4 Delhi Dangal Warriors

20 January 2026

Punjab Royals 6-3 Tiigers of Mumbai Dangals

21 January 2026

UP Dominators 4-5 Maharashtra Kesari

22 January 2026

Rest Day

23 January 2026

Maharashtra Kesari 5-4 Haryana Thunders

24 January 2026

Rest Day

25 January 2026

Tigers of Mumbai Dangals 3-6 Haryana Thunders

26 January 2026

Maharashtra Kesari 4-5 Punjab Royals

27 January 2026

Delhi Dangal Warriors 6-3 Tigers of Mumbai Dangals

28 January 2026

UP Dominators vs Haryana Thunders

29 January 2026

Punjab Royals vs Delhi Dangal Warriors

Knockout Stage

30 January 2026

Semi Final 1: Team 1 vs Team 4

31 January 2026

Semi Final 2: Team 2 vs Team 3

1 February 2026
Final

What does the PWL winner get?

The league offers a total prize purse of ₹3 crore, underlining its status as a premier professional wrestling competition. The champions will take home ₹1.9 crore, while the runners-up will earn ₹1.1 crore, adding significant stakes to every bout.

Where to watch Pro Wrestling League?

Fans can follow the action live on television, with English coverage on Sony SIX and Sony SIX HD, and Hindi broadcasts on Sony TEN 3, Sony TEN 3 HD, and Sony WAH. Matches will be aired daily between 7 pm and 9 pm.

PWL format explained

In terms of format, each team will consist of nine wrestlers: five men and four women, with a balance of five domestic and four international athletes per squad. League-stage matches will feature seven bouts, while the semi-finals and final will expand to nine bouts. Over the course of the season, PWL guarantees a minimum of 130 bouts, all conducted under the rules of United World Wrestling and the Wrestling Federation of India.