Results
How WAL results are reported
| Item | What it means |
|---|---|
| Weight class winner | The puller who wins the bracket in a given weight class and arm |
| Double elimination | Most WAL brackets let a puller lose once before being eliminated |
| Pro and amateur divisions | Events usually run both, with separate results |
| Prize money | Paid to pro bracket finishers; amounts vary by event |
About these results
The World Armwrestling League runs weight-class tournaments across the United States, a different format from the single supermatches of East vs West and King of the Table. Brackets are usually double elimination in both arms, with pro and amateur divisions on the same day.
Why this page has no table of winners yet: WAL publishes results mainly through its own broadcasts and social channels, and we have not been able to check a complete 2026 results list against an official source. We publish only results we can verify, so this page will be filled in as soon as that is possible.
Our take
WAL’s bracket format is the best entry point for new US fans because it shows dozens of pullers across every weight class in one event — it is closer to a wrestling tournament than to a fight card. If you are new to the sport, read our arm wrestling rules guide first.
Sources: World Armwrestling League on YouTube. Facts verified Oct 18, 2026.