Pro Wrestling League Will Kick Off on January 15, 2026 With Unprecedented Craze – Noida Indoor Stadium Booked, Teams Almost Sold Out, 300+ Wrestlers Registerd for Auction

Rakesh Thapliyal

Noida: The Pro Wrestling League (PWL) is officially back, and the response has surpassed every expectation. The league will kick off on 15 January 2025, with the grand finale scheduled for 1 February 2025, at the iconic Noida Indoor Stadium, which has already been fully booked for the entire duration of the league.

What’s creating a wave across the sports and corporate world is the sheer craze around this season.

According to Sanjay Kumar Singh,
President of Wrestling Federation of India- In just a few weeks, the PWL franchise space has turned into one of the most sought-after assets in Indian sports. Major corporate houses, business families and sports investors are now competing fiercely to acquire the teams, and if the current pace continues, all franchises will be sold out within 30 days – a milestone very few leagues in India have ever achieved.

The excitement isn’t just among investors. On the wrestling side, the response has been even more overwhelming. For the upcoming player auction, over 300 professional wrestlers have registered, representing more than 20 countries – including Olympic medallists, World Championship finalists, and a powerful lineup of Indian men and women wrestlers. The diversity and calibre of athletes who have applied stands as a strong indication that the global wrestling community sees PWL as one of the most serious and high-value platforms in the world.

With a roster that brings together elite international wrestlers and India’s rising stars, PWL 2025 is set to become one of the biggest sporting events of the year – both in scale and viewership.
League officials have shared that a series of major announcements – including team reveals, trophy launch, auction dates, and fan engagement activities – will be released in the coming days.
One thing is clear already: PWL is back, and the response proves that India was waiting for it.