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FRL 285 - Ben Askren On US Open And Badger RTCApr 24, 2018 -
The World's Greatest US Open Lightweight PreviewApr 24, 2018 -
BTD: Gable Steveson's Outside Step Single
Apr 24, 2018Gable's heavy hands help him be as slick as he is, Mike Mal breaks it down.
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#7 Peyton Robb Changes Commitment
Apr 24, 2018Fargo champ Peyton Robb has changed his commitment and will now be heading to Nebraska.@HuskerWrestling pic.twitter.com/9CKGBa1YuA— PRobb (@Probb290) April 24,
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86kg Primer: Taylor's Weight To Lose
Apr 24, 2018David Taylor appears to be the man to beat at 86kg in America.
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We've Got US Open Pre-Seeds!
Apr 23, 2018The pre-seeds have been released for the 2018 U.S. Open, are there any you disagree with?
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Jake Varner Is Back!
Apr 23, 2018After being off the mat since 2016, Olympic gold medalist Jake Varner is returning to action in the 125kg division at the 2018 U.S. Open.
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Zeke Moisey To Nebraska!
Apr 23, 2018Zeke Moisey has informed FloWrestling that he will finish out his career in Nebraska as the Huskers' 125 pounder next year.
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The Trash Talk That Led Up To The Supermatch
Apr 23, 2018Jordan Burroughs vs Frank Chamizo is set for an epic Beat the Streets event May 17. Check out the trash talk that set the stage for the supermatch.
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Open Flashback: Teasdale Pushes Fix
Apr 23, 2018Gavin Teasdale's head pinch was deadly but Daton Fix was too savvy late.
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79kg WTT Primer: The Best Weight In America
Apr 23, 2018Kyle Dake, Alex Dieringer, Jon Reader, Mark Hall, and Zahid Valencia make the new 79kg weight the best one in America right now.
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Oh My. Zahid Works Fast In Open Final
Apr 23, 2018Arizona State All-American Zahid Valencia makes quick work of NC State's Nick Reenan.
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Young Talent Stepping Up To Next Level
Apr 23, 2018Some of the country's most talented young wrestlers are stepping up to the Junior and Senior levels this year, and we are all champing at the bit to see how they fare.
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Who We've Seen Breakout At US Open
Apr 22, 2018One of the great things about the U.S. Open is that it allows for some under the radar guys to make their name known and become a point of conversation before the WTT.