Indian Wrestlers from PWL 2026 Set for Asian Championships in Vietnam
PWL 2026 stars to represent India at Asian Wrestling Championships

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The Pro Wrestling League (PWL) continues to shape India's wrestling future, with several athletes set to represent the country at the U-17 and U-23 Asian Wrestling Championships in Da Nang, Vietnam, from May 23 to May 31, 2026. Key wrestlers include reigning champions and promising talents from the league.
- 01Chandermohan from Punjab Royals will compete in the U-23 men's freestyle 79kg category as the reigning champion.
- 02Sachin Mor from Haryana Thunders will represent India in the U-23 men's freestyle 86kg category.
- 03Neha (59kg) and Kajal (76kg) from Haryana Thunders are part of the U-23 women's contingent, both having significant achievements in international wrestling.
- 04Kajal arrives as a reigning U20 World Champion, U17 World Champion, and U20 Asian Champion.
- 05PWL CEO Akhil Gupta emphasizes the league's commitment to building a sustainable ecosystem for emerging wrestling talent.
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The Pro Wrestling League (PWL) is making a significant impact on India's wrestling scene, as several athletes from the PWL 2026 are set to represent India at the U-17 and U-23 Asian Wrestling Championships in Da Nang, Vietnam, from May 23 to May 31, 2026. The Indian contingent includes notable wrestlers such as Chandermohan, the reigning U-23 Asian champion competing in the 79kg division, and Sachin Mor from Haryana Thunders, who will compete in the 86kg category. The U-23 women's team features Neha (59kg) and Kajal (76kg), both of whom played pivotal roles in their franchise's success during the PWL. Neha has previously won a bronze medal at the U20 World Championships and gold at the U17 Asian Championships, while Kajal is a multi-title holder, including the U20 World Championship. The PWL's role in nurturing talent is evident, as it provides young wrestlers with exposure to elite competition, enhancing their skills and confidence. PWL CEO Akhil Gupta has reiterated the league's commitment to fostering a professional ecosystem for wrestling in India, aiming to support athletes on their journey to success at international levels.
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The participation of these wrestlers in the Asian Championships could inspire younger athletes and enhance the visibility of wrestling in India.
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