Pro Climbing League – FAQs
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The Pro Climbing League is a new professional competition built around a head-to-head bouldering format. Two climbers compete side by side on identical problems, with clear winners in every round and a knockout structure that builds towards a final.
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Each competition follows a simple knockout bracket:
Athletes are paired head-to-head.
Climbers tackle identical boulders.
One climber advances from each pairing.
Rounds continue until a final winner is decided.
The format is designed to be easier to follow and more immediately compelling than traditional single climber formats.
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Yes. There is a standalone women’s competition and a standalone men’s competition. Athletes compete only within their own category, with both competitions following the same head-to-head knockout format.
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The debut Pro Climbing League event will take place on:
Date: Saturday 28 February.
Venue: Magazine London, Greenwich.
Doors open: 6.30pm
Event finishes: Approximately 10.30pm
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The event is designed as a single-evening experience, running for three to four hours, building through multiple knockout rounds to two finals - one women’s and one men’s.
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Janja Garnbret
Erin McNeice
Toby Roberts
Mejdi Schalk
Yannick Flohe
Tomoa Narasaki
And more names announced soon!
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Yes. All of the action will be captured by Red Bull TV, making the competition available to a global audience alongside the live event in London.
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General Sale: 9am, Thursday 8 January.
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General Admission
Adult Ticket - £55.00
Single Parent Family Ticket (1 adult + 2 under-16s) - £99.00
Under 16s - £30.00
VIP Tickets
VIP Bronze - £100
VIP Silver - £120
VIP Gold - £200
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There are three tiers of VIP access, each offering a different level of experience:
VIP Bronze - £100
Access to the VIP viewing balcony.
One meal token.
Two drinks tokens.
VIP Silver - £120
Access to the VIP viewing platform.
One meal token.
Five drinks tokens.
VIP Gold - £200
Access to the VIP viewing platform.
Five premium drinks tokens.
Two meal tokens.
Access to the seeding competition on Friday 27 February*, offering a behind-the-scenes look at athletes competing to determine the main event brackets
*Full scheduling details for the seeding competition will be shared closer to the event.
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Yes. The head-to-head format is designed to be accessible even if you are new to competition climbing, with clear winners, visible progression through rounds, and side-by-side action throughout the evening.
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You can expect:
World-class climbers competing head-to-head.
Identical boulders to ensure fair, direct competition.
A fast-moving knockout format.
Live commentary and in-venue presentation.
Food, drink, and a high-energy live event atmosphere.