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{{Infobox company
{{Infobox company
|name = Pro Boxing League [[File:verified.png|14px]]
| name                 = Pro Boxing League [[File:verified.png|14px]]
| logo = File:Pro Boxing League.jpg
| logo                 = File:Pro Boxing League.jpg
| caption =  
| caption             =  
| abbreviation = PBL
| type                 = Private
| type = Private
| industry             = Sports, Professional Boxing
| industry = Boxing, Professional Boxing
| founded             = 2015
| founded =  
| founder             = [[Shahe Ali]]
| founder = Shahe Ali
| headquarters         = New Delhi, India
| headquarters = New Delhi, India
| key people           =  
| key people =  
| area served         = India, Worldwide
| area served = India
| products             =  
| products =  
| services             =
| services =  
| revenue              =  
| number of employees = 5-10
| number of employee  = 11-20
| website = [https://proboxingleague.com/ proboxingleague.com]
| website             = [https://proboxingleague.com/ proboxingleague.com]
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The '''Pro Boxing League (PBL)''' or '''Indian Pro Boxing League (IPBL)''' is a professional boxing league in India. It is organized by the Indian Professional Boxing Association (IPBA), a national governing body for professional boxing in association with the World Boxing Council, World Boxing Association, World Boxing Organization, and International Boxing Federation.
The '''Pro Boxing League® (PBL)''' or '''Indian Pro Boxing League (IPBL)''' is a professional boxing league in India, organized by the Indian Professional Boxing Association. It operates on a franchise-based model.


==History==
==History==
The Pro Boxing League was founded by Shahe Ali, an Indian entrepreneur and president of the Indian Professional Boxing Association.
The Pro Boxing League was founded by [[Shahe Ali]], an Indian entrepreneur and president of the Indian Professional Boxing Association.
 
==Overview==
The league focuses on grassroots development to provide Indian fighters with international exposure and create professional champions from India.
 
'''Mission''': To ignite a boxing revolution across India – bringing the thrill of the ring to every corner, empowering young athletes with opportunity, and providing the platform, support, and spotlight to chase global glory.
 
'''Vision''': To establish India as a global boxing powerhouse by creating a premier league that inspires the nation, nurtures elite talent, and produces world champions.
 
== League structure ==
There are six teams, each consisting of six players (four males and two females) and six backups. The players are divided into six weight categories, with four categories for males and two for females<ref>[https://www.ipbaboxing.com/pro-boxing-league/ Pro Boxing League Structure]</ref>.


==Teams==
==Teams==
List of all participating teams.
The league is designed to initially start with 6 teams from different states, with an additional 4 teams targeted to be rolled out over a period of 10 seasons.
 
{| class="wikitable sortable"
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
|-
! Teams
! Teams
! States
! States
! Owners
|-
|-
| Delhi Dynamites
| Delhi Dynamites
| Delhi
| Delhi
|
|-
|-
| Mumabai Marvels
| Mumbai Marvels
| Maharashtra
| Maharashtra
|
|-
|-
| Kolkata Kings
| Kolkata Kings
| West Bengal
| West Bengal
|
|-
|-
| Chennai Champions
| Chennai Champions
| Tamil Nadu
| Tamil Nadu
|
|-
|-
| Haryana Hurricanes
| Haryana Hurricanes
| Haryana
| Haryana
|
|-
|-
| Punjab Panthers
| Punjab Panthers
| Punjab
| Punjab
|  
|}
 
==Weight divisions==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Men
! Women
|-
| Featherweight (57.2 kg)
| Super Bantamweight (55.3 kg)
|-
| Lightweight (61.2 kg)
| Featherweight (57.2 kg)
|-
|-
| Bangaluru Blasters
| Middleweight (72.6 kg)
| Karnataka
|  
|  
|-
|-
| Gujarat Gladiators
| Cruiserweight (90.7 kg)
| Gujarat
|  
|  
|}
|}
== League structure ==
There are two groups, A and B, each consisting of four teams. Every team has six members (four males and two females) and six backups. These fighters belong to six different weight categories. The four teams compete in twelve league-level matches. Two semi-final matches are held, followed by the third-place and final match.


==Scoring system==
==Scoring system==
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| 3
| 3
|-
|-
| Draw (tie)|Draw
| Draw
| 1
| 1
|}
|}


== External links ==
== Collaboration ==
* [https://www.proboxingleague.com/ Pro Boxing League – Official Website]
 
'''Pailwaan (2019)'''
 
The Pro Boxing League collaborated with the boxing-themed sports drama film ''Pailwaan'', produced by RRR Motion Pictures<ref>[https://youtube.com/shorts/eyRB47MezxY?si=0pSUl40x2UT-dJzn RRR Motion Pictures collaborated with the Pro Boxing League and Shahe Ali]</ref><ref>[https://x.com/krisshdop/status/2032429161034530842?s=48&t=fg7iEq7jSNZaktGKjZj_6w Director S. Krishna expressed appreciation to Pro Boxing League for collaborating on the "Pailwaan" movie]</ref><ref>[https://www.instagram.com/iswapnakrisshna/p/DV-V0Jyk7t_/ Producer Swapna Krishna thanked Pro Boxing League and Shahe Ali for their support and collaboration on Pailwaan]</ref> and starring Kiccha Sudeep, Sunil Shetty, and Aakanksha Singh. The movie integrated professional boxing aspects with traditional Indian wrestling.
 
== Trademarks ==
Pro Boxing League® is a registered trademark. The name 'Pro Boxing League' and its logos are registered trademarks with the Trade Marks Registry, Government of India.
 
== Social media ==
* [https://www.instagram.com/proboxingleague Instagram]
* [https://www.instagram.com/proboxingleague Instagram]
* [https://www.facebook.com/ProBoxingLeague/ Facebook]
* [https://www.facebook.com/ProBoxingLeague/ Facebook]
* [https://x.com/proboxingleague X]
* [https://x.com/proboxingleague X]
== External links ==
* [https://www.proboxingleague.com/ Pro Boxing League – Official Website]


== See also ==
== See also ==
* [https://www.ipbaboxing.com/ Indian Professional Boxing Association (IPBA)]
* [https://www.ipbaboxing.com/ Indian Professional Boxing Association – Official Website]
* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indian_Professional_Boxing_Association Indian Professional Boxing Association – Wikipedia]


== References ==
== References ==
# [https://wboboxing.com/boxing-news/wbo-poised-to-make-moves-in-india-in-2016 World Boxing Organization News: WBO Poised to Make Moves in India]
# [https://www.ipbaboxing.com/pro-boxing-league-2026/ Pro Boxing League® 2026]

Latest revision as of 18:10, 22 April 2026

The Pro Boxing League® (PBL) or Indian Pro Boxing League (IPBL) is a professional boxing league in India, organized by the Indian Professional Boxing Association. It operates on a franchise-based model.

History

The Pro Boxing League was founded by Shahe Ali, an Indian entrepreneur and president of the Indian Professional Boxing Association.

Overview

The league focuses on grassroots development to provide Indian fighters with international exposure and create professional champions from India.

Mission: To ignite a boxing revolution across India – bringing the thrill of the ring to every corner, empowering young athletes with opportunity, and providing the platform, support, and spotlight to chase global glory.

Vision: To establish India as a global boxing powerhouse by creating a premier league that inspires the nation, nurtures elite talent, and produces world champions.

League structure

There are six teams, each consisting of six players (four males and two females) and six backups. The players are divided into six weight categories, with four categories for males and two for females[1].

Teams

The league is designed to initially start with 6 teams from different states, with an additional 4 teams targeted to be rolled out over a period of 10 seasons.

Teams States
Delhi Dynamites Delhi
Mumbai Marvels Maharashtra
Kolkata Kings West Bengal
Chennai Champions Tamil Nadu
Haryana Hurricanes Haryana
Punjab Panthers Punjab

Weight divisions

Men Women
Featherweight (57.2 kg) Super Bantamweight (55.3 kg)
Lightweight (61.2 kg) Featherweight (57.2 kg)
Middleweight (72.6 kg)
Cruiserweight (90.7 kg)

Scoring system

The Pro Boxing League follows a special points scoring system.

Bout outcome Points awarded
Knockout 6
Technical knockout 4
Decision 3
Draw 1

Collaboration

Pailwaan (2019)

The Pro Boxing League collaborated with the boxing-themed sports drama film Pailwaan, produced by RRR Motion Pictures[2][3][4] and starring Kiccha Sudeep, Sunil Shetty, and Aakanksha Singh. The movie integrated professional boxing aspects with traditional Indian wrestling.

Trademarks

Pro Boxing League® is a registered trademark. The name 'Pro Boxing League' and its logos are registered trademarks with the Trade Marks Registry, Government of India.

Social media

External links

See also

References

  1. ↑ Pro Boxing League Structure
  2. ↑ RRR Motion Pictures collaborated with the Pro Boxing League and Shahe Ali
  3. ↑ Director S. Krishna expressed appreciation to Pro Boxing League for collaborating on the "Pailwaan" movie
  4. ↑ Producer Swapna Krishna thanked Pro Boxing League and Shahe Ali for their support and collaboration on Pailwaan
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