World Armwrestling League events run weight-class competitions across the US.
The World Armwrestling League runs weight-class tournaments across the United States rather than single supermatches. Brackets are usually double elimination in both arms, with professional and amateur divisions.
WAL events have been broadcast on US sports television in the past and now stream online.
Latest results
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.
History & key moments
| Year | Moment |
|---|---|
| 2015 | WAL series begins on television |
| 2020s | Tournaments across US cities |
A fan's guide
WAL tournaments show the full range of the sport, from amateur classes to pro super heavyweights, and they are the most accessible way for US fans to see arm wrestling live.
Check WAL's official channels for upcoming events.
Our take
WAL's bracket format is the best introduction to arm wrestling for US fans because it shows the sport's depth across many weight classes. It lacks the star-driven drama of supermatches, which is why it gets less attention.
We will publish WAL results here once we can verify them against official sources.
What's next
Check WAL's official channels for its next event; we will add confirmed dates to our schedule.
Latest coverage
Coverage of the next edition will appear here.
FAQ
What is the World Armwrestling League?
A US-based arm wrestling league that runs weight-class tournaments.
How are WAL tournaments run?
Usually as double-elimination brackets in both arms.
Is WAL the same as East vs West?
No. East vs West stages single supermatches; WAL runs tournaments.