In a post-victory glow, Pro Wrestling League Chairman Dayan Faruqui dropped bombshells from Noida. Haryana Thunder’s dramatic 5-4 finals win over Delhi Danga Warriors on Sunday capped a triumphant 2026 season return after six years. The overflowing arena highlighted wrestling’s unbreakable fan bond in India.
Expansion is key. Faruqui revealed ongoing talks to blend Greco-Roman wrestling into the format, with plans for hybrid events featuring two such bouts per night alongside freestyle. Yet, the spotlight stole a forthcoming gaming app tailored for PWL enthusiasts. ‘We’re not stopping here,’ Faruqui told media. ‘This app will launch soon, kicking off bigger plans to scale our vision.’
Faruqui’s philosophy transcends matches. The app fosters a vibrant community, amplifying participation and loyalty. Reflecting on fan frenzy, he said, ‘Packed houses and joyful crowds are our biggest wins. Wrestling is innate to us—delivering Olympic glory time and again.’ This resurgence has reignited national passion.
Global acclaim followed suit. UWW officials, present at the event, lauded PWL and pledged support, eager to dispatch international athletes for Indian exposure. ‘They see huge value here,’ Faruqui noted. ‘We aimed to boost our wrestlers; ahead lies even bolder global partnerships.’
PWL’s horizon sparkles with innovation—from stylistic fusions to digital realms—poised to cement its legacy as India’s wrestling powerhouse.