About Antim Panghal
Antim Panghal is an Indian 53 kg freestyle wrestler for UP Dominators and one of the brightest stars in women’s wrestling. She won the 2023 U20 World title, captured senior Asian gold, and also earned an Olympic quota for India. Her speed, aggression, and world-class résumé make her one of the most established names in the squad.
Profile at a Glance
Full Name: Antim Panghal
Date of Birth: August 31, 2004
Height: 170 cm
Nationality: Indian
Wrestling Style: Women's freestyle wrestling
Weight Category: 53 kg
PWL 2026 Team: UP Dominators
PWL 2026 Category: 53 kg
Antim Panghal's Career Highlights
Antim Panghal is an Indian freestyle wrestler from Haryana who competes in the women's 53 kg category. She has won medals at the senior World Championships and Asian Championships and represented India at the Paris 2024 Olympics.
Year | Career Highlight |
2022 | Won the U20 World Championships title in the women's 53 kg category. |
2022 | Won bronze at the Asian Games in Hangzhou. |
2023 | Won the U20 World Championships title again in the women's 53 kg category. |
2023 | Won silver at the Asian Wrestling Championships in the 53 kg category. |
2023 | Won bronze at the World Wrestling Championships in the 53 kg category. |
2024 | Represented India at the Paris 2024 Olympics in the women's 53 kg category. |
2026 | Won silver in the women's 53 kg freestyle wrestling category at the 2026 Asian Games. |
FAQs
What is Antim Panghal's wrestling weight category?
Antim Panghal competes in women's freestyle wrestling at 53 kg.
Which team did Antim Panghal represent in PWL 2026?
She represented UP Dominators in the women's 53 kg category.
Did Antim Panghal compete at the Paris 2024 Olympics?
Yes. She represented India in the women's 53 kg category.
When did Antim Panghal win her first U20 World title?
She won her first U20 World Championships title in 2022.
What are Antim Panghal's major achievements?
Her major achievements include two U20 World titles, a senior World Championships bronze, an Asian Championships silver and an Asian Games bronze.