About Neha Sangwan
Neha Sangwan is an Indian women’s freestyle wrestler who represented Haryana Thunders in PWL Season 5 at 57 kg. She was part of a strong Haryana lineup that lifted the PWL title. She won the Player of the Match award in the PWL 2026 final for keeping Haryana alive until the last bout. That final performance made her one of the team’s most clutch contributors.
Profile at a Glance
Full Name: Neha Sangwan
Nationality: Indian
Wrestling Style: Women's freestyle wrestling
Weight Category: 57 kg
PWL 2026 Team: Haryana Thunders
PWL 2026 Category: 57 kg
Neha Sangwan's Career Highlights
Neha Sangwan is an Indian women's freestyle wrestler from Charkhi Dadri, Haryana, who competes in the 57 kg category. She won gold at the 2024 U17 World Championships and the 2025 Ulaanbaatar Open.
Year | Career Highlight |
2022 | Won the Asian U15 Championships in the 54 kg category. |
2022 | Won bronze at the World Cadet Championships in the 57 kg category. |
2024 | Won the U17 World Championships and later secured bronze at the U20 World Championships. |
2025 | She made a spectacular senior international debut at the 2025 Ulaanbaatar Open (a UWW Ranking Series event) and won the Gold Medal |
2026 | Won the Gold Medal in the women's 59kg freestyle category in Budapest Ranking Series |
2026 | Represented Haryana Thunders in PWL 2026 in the women's 57 kg category. |
2026 | Won the Player of the Match award in the PWL 2026 final. |
2026 | Defeated Anjali in the women's 57 kg bout in the PWL final. |
FAQs
What is Neha Sangwan's wrestling weight category?
Neha Sangwan competes in women's freestyle wrestling at 57 kg.
Which team did Neha Sangwan represent in PWL 2026?
She represented Haryana Thunders in the women's 57 kg category.
What happened in Neha Sangwan's PWL 2026 final bout?
She defeated Anjali in the women's 57 kg bout in the PWL 2026 final.
Did Neha Sangwan receive an award in the PWL 2026 final?
Yes. She was named Player of the Match in the final.
What are some of Neha Sangwan's junior wrestling achievements?
Her documented junior achievements include an Asian U15 title, a World Cadet bronze and a U20 World Championships medal.