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PWL will not be held this year: Cml rights holder

Last updated : Nov 15, 2019 18:11
SportzPower Team
Nov 14, 2019 14:11

NEW DELHI: One can say this is a negative development that was just waiting to happen. The rapidly deteriorating relationship between the Wrestling Federation of India and ProSportify, WFI's commercial partner for the Pro Wrestling League (PWL), has reached its natural denouement. 

PWL will not be held this year, Tribune India reports.

WFI and ProSportify have been involved in a war of words ever since plans to hold the Zee Kushti Dangal were unveiled by WFI in September. 

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