In a stunning conclusion to Pro Wrestling League (PWL) 2026, Haryana Thunder defeated Delhi Danga Warriors 5-4 in an electrifying final at Noida Indoor Stadium. Former Wrestling Federation of India president and BJP leader Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh celebrated the league’s achievements, spotlighting a decade of infrastructure upgrades as the key driver behind wrestling’s surge.
The final match captivated audiences with its back-and-forth action. Singh remarked, ‘It was an outstanding contest where suspense lingered right up to the wire. Tied at 4-4, the winner remained uncertain until the final seconds—a rarity in wrestling finals that usually resolve quickly.’
Turning to India’s international prospects, Singh was bullish. ‘Our wrestlers are performing exceptionally well now, with even greater successes ahead. Wrestling offers India its best shot at amassing medals across sports disciplines.’
Singh lauded the Modi government’s role in fostering this growth. ‘Under Prime Minister Narendra Modi, we’ve witnessed nonstop enhancements in sports facilities and infrastructure. No significant challenges have arisen during this period,’ he stated.
The champions, Haryana Thunder, secured 1.5 crore in prize money alongside the trophy, with Delhi Danga Warriors earning 75 lakh as runners-up. This victory highlights how strategic investments are propelling Indian wrestling toward global supremacy.
