Haryana Steelers defeated Patna Pirates 32-23 on Sunday to win their first-ever Pro Kabaddi League (PKL) championship in Pune thanks to an incredible on-court performance. Mohammadreza Shadloui, the show-stopper, was in full force as the Haryana Steelers easily won the final. Shadloui scored seven points, Vinay contributed six, while Shivam Patare scored nine for the Haryana Steelers. The runners-up received Rs 1.8 crore, and the winners received Rs 3 crore.
With the first few points and the advantage in the opening exchanges, the Haryana Steelers got off to a fast start. The Haryana Steelers continued to dictate terms and dominate the tempo, with Shivam Patare and Shadloui doing the heavy lifting, despite a valiant effort by Devank and Ankit against the Patna Pirates.
Under the leadership of Jaideep and Rahul Sethpal, the Haryana Steelers’ defense proved why it is regarded as one of the finest in the league by making it very tough for the Patna Pirates to score. But as the half went on, Gurdeep and Sudhakar managed to get the Patna Pirates within striking distance of their rivals. Shivam Patare and Vinay placed the Haryana Steelers in the box seat after Devank and Ayan leveled the playing field. The Haryana Steelers had a 15–12 lead at the half.
With a slow start to the second half, Patna Pirates took the lead thanks to Sudhakar. The three-time winners retaliated after the Haryana Steelers did a good job of keeping Devank and Ayan quiet. But Jaideep and Shadloui continued to score important points, keeping the Haryana Steelers in the running for their first
With Haryana Steelers’ title win, PKL now has eight winners across its 11 seasons, while Patna Pirates (3 titles) and Jaipur Pink Panthers (2 titles) still being the only teams to lift the title more than once in PKL history.
| Season | Winner | Captain | Result | Runner-Up | Captain |
| 1 | Jaipur Pink Panthers | Navneet Gautam | 35–24 | U Mumba | Anup Kumar |
| 2 | U Mumba | Anup Kumar | 36–30 | Bengaluru Bulls | Manjit Chillar |
| 3 | Patna Pirates | Manpreet Singh | 31–28 | U Mumba | Anup Kumar |
| 4 | Patna Pirates | Dharmaraj Cheralathan | 37–29 | Jaipur Pink Panthers | Jasvir Singh |
| 5 | Patna Pirates | Pardeep Narwal | 55–38 | Gujarat Fortune Giants | Fazel Atrachali |
| 6 | Bengaluru Bulls | Rohit Kumar | 38–33 | Gujarat Fortune Giants | Sunil Kumar |
| 7 | Bengal Warriors | Maninder Singh | 39–34 | Dabang Delhi | Joginder Narwal |
| 8 | Dabang Delhi | Joginder Narwal | 37–36 | Patna Pirates | Prashanth Kumar Rai |
| 9 | Jaipur Pink Panthers | Sunil Kumar | 33–29 | Puneri Paltan | Fazel Atrachali |
| 10 | Puneri Paltan | Aslam Inamdar | 28–25 | Haryana Steelers | Jaideep Dahiya |
| 11 | Haryana Steelers | Jaideep Dahiya | 32-23 | Patna Pirates | Ankit Jaglan |
