Pro Kabaddi Winners List all seasons (2014-2022) with Video Highlights

The Pro Kabaddi League has become an overnight sensation since the mid of this decade. As per the Broadcast Audience Research Council (BARC) India, viewership of PKL nearly doubled from 561 million impressions to 1.6 billion impressions by the fifth season. You can imagine the growing fandom of the sport which was once discarded as ‘a pass-time in rural regions of India. In 2019, the VIVO-sponsored and broadcaster Star TV-backed league found a new franchise Bengal Warriors becoming the fifth name to turn up on the Pro Kabaddi winners list. If you are curious to know about the others who clinched the trophies in the previous seasons, you are welcome to go through the following list of Pro Kabaddi Winners. Also, if you wish to become a kabaddi player. You can have a look at the list of the best academy in India for Kabaddi and some basics of how to play kabaddi. Rules, History and others. But for now, let’s focus on the winners because that’s what you are here for! So here is a list of Pro kabaddi Winners of all seasons

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Winner of Pro Kabaddi Season 1 (2014): Jaipur Pink Panthers

Etching the first name on the Pro Kabaddi Winners title, Abhishek Bachchan-backed Jaipur Pink Panthers made history in the year 2014. VIVO Pro Kabaddi League found unexpected fan love which boosted the matches one after another throughout the season. To reach the finals, the Panthers successfully won 10 stage-level matches. Clearly, they were a formidable opponent from the start. Against them was rising U Mumba – the most favoured team of the tournament.

The Armageddon between the two took place on August 31 at Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Indoor Stadium. Anup Kumar-led U Mumba paralleled every raid and pulled up an extraordinary defence, they looked determined to win. The best part — they were playing finals at their home. Nonetheless, experience met endurance and stars met fireballs. All set to inscribe their name on the Pro Kabaddi winners list, Panthers Maninder Singh, Jasvir Singh, and Rohit Rana moved to action. As a result, Jaipur Pink Panthers ensured their victory of 35-24.

Total No. of Matches Played	Matches Won	Matches Lost	Matches Drawn	Total Points Scored	Total Points Conceded	Average Points Scored
16	12	3	1	579	458	32.12

Jaipur Pink Panthers Season 1 Statistics

Criteria	Statistics
Successful Raids	270
Raid Points	344
Average Raid Points	21.5
Successful Tackles	158
Tackle Points	170
Average Tackle Points	10.63
Super Raids	9
Super Tackles	12
Do-or-Die Raid Points	50
All-Outs Inflicted	29
All-Outs Conceded	15

Best Raider for Jaipur Pink Panthers in Pro Kabaddi Season 1 (2014): Maninder Singh (Points: 130)

PKL star Maninder Singh finished third among all the top raiders of season one. Nonetheless, he proved to be the best for his team which eventually lifted the trophy. Maninder’s best move in the series was none other than his signature Running Hand Touch. In practice the move is enacted with surprise and coupled with a sudden increase in pace, a raider rushes towards a defender and extends his entire body for a quick touch with his hand before escaping to safety.

Best Defender for Jaipur Pink Panthers in Pro Kabaddi Season 1 (2014): Rohit Rana (Points: 38)

Defending at the left cover for the Panthers was Rohit Rana. The 5 feet 6-inch tall buff took on every opponent who dared to cross the line and raid his den. Though he didn’t fare well in the overall charts, Rohit was undoubtedly an asset for the Panthers – who looked a little dreamy on the defence side. He topped the highest of 6 points in a match and maintained a hundred per cent not-out stint in the first season.

Watch the promo of Pro Kabaddi Season 1 Grand Finale: Jaipur Pink Panthers Vs U Mumba

STAR Sports Pro Kabaddi Grand Finale - U Mumba vs Jaipur Pink Panthers

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Winner of Pro Kabaddi Season 2 (2015): U Mumba

And again the rivals met on 23 August 2015, at the same venue where they had their last face-off. One more time, it was U Mumba facing the defending champions and their first season finale nemesis Jaipur Pink Panthers. Anup Kumar with his Mumba tigers had laid out an even tougher campaign in season 2. Who would take ‘the title of Pro Kabaddi Winners of 2015?’ was a hung question since the closure of the first one. Fans had kept waiting for a year and this time cheered to find a new champion list of Pro kabaddi Winners, and that’s what happened. With Shabeer Bappu the dependable and Bonus Ka Baap, MVP of season 1 Anup Kumar, U Mumba managed to snatch the victor’s tag off the Panther’s teeth – winning by a single point: 29-28.

Total No. of Matches Played	Matches Won	Matches Lost	Matches Drawn	Total Points Scored	Total Points Conceded	Average Points Scored
16	14	2	0	489	426	27.06

U Mumba Season 2 Statistics

Criteria	Statistics
Successful Raids	187
Raid Points	237
Average Raid Points	14.81
Successful Tackles	180
Tackle Points	196
Average Tackle Points	12.25
Super Raids	7
Super Tackles	16
Do-or-Die Raid Points	81
All-Outs Inflicted	20
All-Outs Conceded	14

Best Raider for U Mumba in Pro Kabaddi Season 2 (2015): Anup Kumar (Points: 74)

The master strategist, other than leading his team, did wonders when it came to raiding down his opponents. He was the highest scorer in the inaugural season of the PKL with 169 points, however, his team couldn’t win the finals. In the second season, it spent more time chalking out routes to victory for the team. And he succeeded. At the same time, he was hailed as the best raider of his team, thanks to his signature move – Toe Touch.

Best Defender for U Mumba in Pro Kabaddi Season 2 (2015): Mohit Chillar (Points: 42)

Finishing with 42 tackle points, Chillar was a formidable defender for the U Mumba. His defence partnership with Surender Nada bore fruits as they lifted the trophy in the finals. He played a key role throughout the season 2 campaign, devising three Super Tackles and High 5s each. In fact, Chillar did better than his past season’s performance where he accumulated 39 points.

Watch Anup Kumar lead U Mumba to victory in the Pro Kabaddi League Season 2

Champions U Mumba: The Inspirational Anup Kumar

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Winner of Pro Kabaddi Season 3: Patna Pirates

Pro Kabaddi Season 3 Date: 15 Jan – 5 Mar, 2016

The third time U Mumba reached the finals, a formidable streak and faced an amateur finalist Patna Pirates. For long they had been beaten up in the semi-finals. Landing at the Grand Finale mat in itself was a dream come for the Pirates. But they didn’t wish to lose at the final stage and made every effort to become Pro Kabaddi Winners for Season 3. Also, this time the format witnessed a 10-week tournament, meaning season 3 in the first half of 2016 and the next in another. Nothing seems to shake the spirits of the Pirates, who seemed more than eager to capture the Mumba Tigers.

Did they succeed? Big time! The Narwals stole the show, not only in the finale but had showcased their kabaddi genius throughout the season campaign. Moreover, a fine debutante Rohit Kumar played a key role in the Pirates’ domination. U Mumba-ikers was bettered in the last moments of the finale as Pirates beat them 31-28 to enter the list of Pro kabaddi Winners.

Total No. of Matches Played	Matches Won	Matches Lost	Matches Drawn	Total Points Scored	Total Points Conceded	Average Points Scored
16	12	2	2	594	468	31.62

Patna Pirates Season 3 Statistics

Criteria	Statistics
Successful Raids	241
Raid Points	324
Average Raid Points	20.25
Successful Tackles	175
Tackle Points	182
Average Tackle Points	11.38
Super Raids	16
Super Tackles	7
Do-or-Die Raid Points	74
All-Outs Inflicted	30
All-Outs Conceded	13

Best Raider for Patna Pirates in Pro Kabaddi Season 3 (15 Jan – 5 Mar 2016): Pardeep Narwal (Points: 116)

Famously known as the Record Breaker Narwal, Pardeep has actually pushed the raiding game to new levels. In his debut season with the Pirates, he was their best raider, and even when they won the first title, Pardeep was there, standing headstrong. His signature move Dubki was loved by all his fans and opponents alike.

Best Defender for Patna Pirates in Pro Kabaddi Season 3 (15 Jan – 5 Mar 2016): Sandeep Narwal (Points: 55)

Probably one of the best all-rounders Kabaddi world has ever seen is Sandeep Narwal. Improving on his raiding skills, he has turned out to be an exceptional talent who is sought after by every team. Nonetheless, his defence was always worthy. Pirates hardly lost points to their opponents because they had Sandeep by their side.

Watch the full report of the Pro Kabaddi Season 3 final: U Mumba Vs Patna Pirates

Pro Kabaddi 3 Final: U Mumba vs Patna Pitates, Pirates won the PKL3 Title

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Winner of Pro Kabaddi Season 4 (2016): Patna Pirates

Pro Kabaddi Season 4 Date: 25 Jun – 31 Jul, 2016

Watching the tournament in the second half of 2016 seemed like PKL tightening its tradition. The defending champs Patna Pirates had again made it to the finals. Interestingly, the premier champ Jaipur Pink Panthers was tired to stay off the finale cosmos and thus joined the show. While Panthers urged to win back their coveted title of Pro Kabaddi Winners, Pirates had grown more confident and unwilling to give up their pride. On July 31st, the Panthers faced the Pirates at Gachibowli Indoor Stadium in Hyderabad.

Jaipuri fans cheered and felt strongly, however, the Pirates set a new milestone in history. Becoming the first team to win two titles, Pirates proved to be an undisputed king of the mat. They managed a fine victory scoring 37-29 over the first-season champions. With this, Patna Pirates repeated its name on the Pro Kabaddi Winners list.

Total No. of Matches Played	Matches Won	Matches Lost	Matches Drawn	Total Points Scored	Total Points Conceded	Average Points Scored
16	12	4	0	492	466	27.18

Patna Pirates Season 4 Statistics

Criteria	Statistics
Successful Raids	206
Raid Points	264
Average Raid Points	16.5
Successful Tackles	145
Tackle Points	171
Average Tackle Points	10.69
Super Raids	7
Super Tackles	27
Do-or-Die Raid Points	73
All-Outs Inflicted	19
All-Outs Conceded	12

Best Raider for Patna Pirates in Pro Kabaddi Season 4 (25 Jun – 31 Jul 2016): Pardeep Narwal (Points: 133)

Pardeep shines again! In the fourth season of PKL, everybody witnessed Pardeep’s marvel. His Dubki move became famous. A move that requires tremendous flexibility and agility as the raider ducks low off the ground below a chain of defenders and then launches himself back up to safety. Prince Pardeep won the Pirates another title in a row,

Best Defender for Patna Pirates in Pro Kabaddi Season 4 (25 Jun – 31 Jul 2016): Dharmaraj Cheralathan (Points: 39)

The most experienced player to stand tall in Kabaddi to date is Dharmaraj Cheralathan. The corner defender has often been seen as the Toughest Raid. For a raider is doomed when Dharmaraj catches hold. His signature move is Ankle Hold. In practice it comes with tremendous grip and strength, the defender grabs on to the raider’s ankle, often when he’s darting towards the mid-line, to force him back and create an opportunity for a tackle.

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Watch the full report of the Pro Kabaddi Season 4 final: Jaipur Pink Panthers Vs Patna Pirates

PRO Kabaddi 4, 31st July 2016: Final Panga | Patna Pirates vs Jaipur, Patna won the Title with 37-29

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Winner of Pro Kabaddi Season 5 (2017): Patna Pirates

The fandom of Pro Kabaddi League never fell short and what better to witness than the king of the mat return to defend its supreme two-time Pro Kabaddi Winners title? Just like they were in season 3, Patna Pirates found an amateur Gujarat Fortunegiants at their fort. Though this was a tougher competition than before where 12 franchises participated for the first time, both the defending champs and an exceptional challenger found themselves facing each other on 23 August 2017.

Adani-backed Fortunegiants looked energetic and passionate to get their name up on the list of Pro kabaddi Winners. However, a greater history was created. Winning 55-38, Pirates set a streak of three-time Pro Kabaddi Winners, thanks to the astonishing 19 raid points grabbed by Pirates chief Pardeep Narwal.

Total No. of Matches Played	Matches Won	Matches Lost	Matches Drawn	Total Points Scored	Total Points Conceded	Average Points Scored
24	24	7	5	1050	921	34.19

Patna Pirates Season 5 Statistics

Criteria	Statistics
Successful Raids	487
Raid Points	637
Average Raid Points	24.5
Successful Tackles	226
Tackle Points	252
Average Tackle Points	9.69
Super Raids	26
Super Tackles	27
Do-or-Die Raid Points	95
All-Outs Inflicted	55
All-Outs Conceded	29

Best Raider for Patna Pirates in Pro Kabaddi Season 5 (2017): Pardeep Narwal (Points: 369)

With the third boom, Pardeep became an undisputed raiding champion. The fifth season found him to be a living raiding legend. He also became the highest-scoring raider in PKL history. Pirates were blessed to have him by their side and not in opposition. As is well understood that any team facing Pardeep’s power can surely not hold ground for long.

Best Defender for Patna Pirates in Pro Kabaddi Season 5 (2017): Jaideep (Points: 71)

A new face emerged in the defence corner. He topped the score of 7 tackle points in a single match of the fifth season. It was amazing to find a debutante leading from the back and supporting the great team’s winning hat-trick. The emerging talent of this season earned expectations from many for excellent performances in the future.

Watch a fantastic slideshow of the Pro Kabaddi League Season 5 finale: Gujarat Fortunegiants Vs Patna Pirates

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Winner of Pro Kabaddi Season 6 (2018): Bengaluru Bulls

Gujarat Fortunegiants did not give up after the last defeat and embraced themselves to walk the final court yet again. This time they superseded the dominant Pirates and rose to the occasion to meet a new challenger – Bengaluru Bulls. This was the first time that the defending champs or previous Pro Kabaddi Winners failed to make the final mark. In the cold of January 5, 2015, the Bulls vowed to take on the giants.

And that’s what happened. Pawan Sehrawat stole the show, clinching 22 raid points in 25 raids. Making two All-Outs and leading the team to victory single-handedly after the second half of the game. NSCI Dome at Worli found a Southern lifting the trophy for the first time and getting a place in the Pro Kabaddi winners list. The Fortunegiants, unfortunately, tasted defeat and could not repeat the stint of U Mumba in PKL season 2. The Bulls won by 38-33.

Total No. of Matches Played	Matches Won	Matches Lost	Matches Drawn	Total Points Scored	Total Points Conceded	Average Points Scored
24	15	7	2	887	766	32.37

Bengaluru Bulls Season 6 Statistics

Criteria	Statistics
Successful Raids	431
Raid Points	547
Average Raid Points	22.79
Successful Tackles	219
Tackle Points	230
Average Tackle Points	9.58
Super Raids	20
Super Tackles	12
Do-or-Die Raid Points	73
All-Outs Inflicted	37
All-Outs Conceded	24

Best Raider for Bengaluru Bulls in Pro Kabaddi Season 6 (2018): Pawan Kumar Sehrawat (Points: 271)

To challenge Pardeep’s raiding authority rose another young talent in the most stupendous form. Not only did he lead his team to victory, he even became the leading raider of the tournament and proudly took the MVP award home. Many find him to be a legend in making. He’s being trusted with leadership roles for his capability to dilute pressure and turn crucial matches in his team’s favour.

Best Defender for Bengaluru Bulls in Pro Kabaddi Season 6 (2018): Mahender Singh (Points: 63)

After his thunderous performance in the 5th season, the Bulls rallied to get the Bulldozer on their team. This decision proved right as the big buff played an instrumental role in helping the team lift its first trophy. His signature tackle move became famous this season. In practice, it is the ultimate display of strength which involves a defender sprinting across the mat and using the full force of his momentum to get the opposition raider out of bounds.

Watch the full report of the Pro Kabaddi Season 6 final: Bengaluru Bulls Vs Gujarat Fortunegiants

Pro Kabaddi Final Highlights: Bengaluru Bulls beat Gujarat Fortunegiants to lift trophy | Sports Tak

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Winner of Pro Kabaddi Season 7 (2019): Bengal Warriors

The latest addition to the list of Pro Kabaddi Winners is Bengal Warriors. Yes, the east shone in the last edition of the annual kabaddi tournament. And what better than the capital city’s team facing it in the finals? Maninder-led Warriors successfully stopped Naveen Kumar of the other end and encouraged their prime raider to prevail in the game. Pro Kabaddi League by this time had turned into a mega annual sports event, next to IPL. So, the cheers and bands were orchestrated to build a zealous atmosphere. The home ground support of Delhi at the Arena Indoor Stadium went in vain as the Warriors sounded their victory trumpets. Though Delhi showcased a splendid performance, the Warriors became the ones to enter the Pro Kabaddi winners list by winning 39-34.

Total No. of Matches Played	Matches Won	Matches Lost	Matches Drawn	Total Points Scored	Total Points Conceded	Average Points Scored
24	16	5	3	868	790	30.91

Bengal Warriors Season 7 Statistics

Criteria	Statistics
Successful Raids	414
Raid Points	513
Average Raid Points	21.38
Successful Tackles	217
Tackle Points	229
Average Tackle Points	9.54
Super Raids	16
Super Tackles	14
Do-or-Die Raid Points	63
All-Outs Inflicted	41
All-Outs Conceded	23

Best Raider for Bengal Warriors in Pro Kabaddi Season 7 (2019): Maninder Singh (Points: 205)

The inaugural champion made his comeback not only as an undisputed raider but a winning captain. Just like Sehrawat, Maninder proved that India has the best of leaders to skipper Kabaddi teams anywhere and at any moment. He embraced his signature Running Hand Touch move as he achieved a distinct feat of scoring more than 200 raid points in two seasons in a row.

Best Defender for Bengal Warriors in Pro Kabaddi Season 7 (2019): Baldev Singh (Points: 66)

Highlight in the Warriors’ defence camp was Baldev Singh. With a High Five and 3 Super Tackles in the season 7 campaign, Baldev ensured a place for his team in the finale. While the captain eroded every opponent in their den, Baldev took upon the responsibility to protect theirs. And without doubt, he stood committed to his promise.

Watch Pro Kabaddi 2019 Final Highlights | Dabang Delhi vs Bengal Warriors

Pro Kabaddi 2019 Final Highlights | Dabang Delhi vs Bengal Warriors

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Winner of Pro Kabaddi Season 8 (2021-2022): Dabang Delhi K.C.

In the championship game on Friday, Dabang Delhi K C defeated Patna Pirates 37-36 to win the Pro Kabaddi League Season 8 trophy. Star raider Naveen Kumar of Delhi (13 points) and all-arounder Vijay (14 points) won Super 10s after outlasting three-time champion Patna Pirates in a fierce battle.

The Patna defence had an abnormally bad night, with players like Mohammadreza Shadloui and Sunil making way too many mistakes.

However, in the game’s last play, the Pirates had an opportunity to tie the score, but Naveen eluded the defenders to cross the goal line and give Delhi its first PKL championship.

Total No. of Matches Played	Matches Won	Matches Lost	Matches Drawn	Total Points Scored	Total Points Conceded	Average Points Scored
24	14	6	4	804	801	33.5

Dabang Delhi K.C. Season 8 Statistics

Criteria	Statistics
Successful Raids	414
Raid Points	505
Average Raid Points	21.04
Successful Tackles	189
Tackle Points	200
Average Tackle Points	8.33
Super Raids	10
Super Tackles	11
Do-or-Die Raid Points	55
All-Outs Inflicted	25
All-Outs Conceded	28

Best Raider for Dabang Delhi K.C. in Pro Kabaddi Season 8 (2021-2022): NAVEEN KUMAR (points: 207)

Naveen Kumar delivered his greatest performance in this, his third PKL season, helping Dabang Delhi K.C. win their first-ever PKL championship. The young player who was in charge of the attack had incredible poise in tense moments and easily handled the defenders. He scored 13 points in the dramatic final against Patna Pirates and 14 points in the decisive semifinal against Bengaluru Bulls. He finished Season 8 with 207 raid points overall in 17 games and 12 Super 10s. The second year in a row, Naveen won the Most Valuable Player (MVP) award for the season. He also attained 600 raid points the quickest.

Best Defender in Pro Kabaddi Season 8 (2021-2022): SAURABH NANDAL (BENGALURU BULLS) (Points: 69)

Saurabh Nandal established himself as the right corner’s defensive lynchpin for the Bulls, turning in standout performances and making enough of an impression on the league to earn recognition as a feared defender. With his offensive dives and holds, Nandal has established quite a reputation for himself. He frequently uses these techniques to his advantage. In 24 games, he collected 69 tackle points, including two High Fives and six Super Tackles.

Watch Pro Kabaddi 2021-2022 Season 8 Final Highlights | Dabang Delhi vs Patna Pirates

Pro Kabaddi League 8 Highlights Final | Dabang Delhi Vs Patna Pirates

Pro Kabaddi Winners List

Seasons	Pro Kabaddi Winners
2014	Jaipur Pink Panthers
2015	U Mumba
2016 (15 Jan – 5 Mar)	Patna Pirates
2016 (25 Jun – 31 Jul)	Patna Pirates
2017	Patna Pirates
2018	Bengaluru Bulls
2019	Bengal Warriors
2020	Not Played Due to COVID-19
2021-2022	Dabang Delhi K.C.