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PKL 10: 5 Memorable Viewership facts of Pro Kabaddi League held so far in Detail

The Pro Kabaddi League has evolved into a mammoth spectacle with each passing edition, and the current season is no exception, captivating viewers with its intense matches. Remarkably, the league has secured staggering viewership figures, solidifying its position as the second-most-watched league globally, following the Indian Premier League (IPL).

Let's delve into the fascinating viewership facts that highlight the immense popularity of the Pro Kabaddi League:

Historical Milestone in 2nd Edition: In the second edition of the league, Pro Kabaddi garnered an astonishing 435 million viewership, marking it as the second-highest viewership for any sports league globally, trailing only behind the IPL.

Season 10's Explosive Start: The current season, Pro Kabaddi League Season 10, has witnessed a phenomenal start with a viewership of 158 million for the first 24 matches on Star Sports, showcasing the enduring appeal of the sport.

Cumulative Viewership in Season 9: During the previous season (Season 9), the Pro Kabaddi League accumulated a cumulative viewership of 202 million over 114 matches, emphasizing the sustained interest and engagement of fans throughout the tournament.

Regional Dominance: According to BARC (Broadcast Audience Research Council), an impressive 35% of the Pro Kabaddi League's overall viewership is attributed to the Tamil, Telugu, and Kannada regions, underlining the league's widespread popularity across diverse linguistic demographics.

Pan India Presence: A significant factor contributing to the growth trajectory of Pro Kabaddi's viewership is its extensive coverage in multiple languages for commentary. The league's pan-India approach, with commentary available in various languages, has played a pivotal role in making it accessible and appealing to a diverse audience.

The success story of the Pro Kabaddi League continues to unfold, captivating millions of fans across the country and beyond. As the league progresses, it remains a compelling testament to the growing popularity and global appeal of kabaddi as a sport.