TULSA, Oklahoma — Put a National Duals tournament on Oklahoma soil and you can be sure the home state will field a hammer-filled roster capable of contending for a title.

Since the transfer portal opened in October of 2018, it has been one of the hottest topics in college athletics. While the portal hasn't been utilized as much in wrestling as it has in football and basketball, there are still plenty of big-time transfers that have already gone down and talented wrestlers currently looking for a new home.

Evan Wick has announced his new college destination. He announced his decision today on FloWrestling Radio Live.

Jordan Burroughs and Isaiah Martinez were set to face off in the highly anticipated main event of FloGrappling’s Who’s Number One on June 18th. However, Isaiah Martinez notified both FloWrestling and Jordan Burroughs last week that he would not be able to make the agreed upon weight of 79kg. As a result, Friday’s match between Burroughs and Martinez has been cancelled. We hope to see Isaiah and Jordan wrestle at a later date.

A lot of wrestlers showed up to Indianapolis and went home undefeated through two days of freestyle competition. However, whether it be the competition, the weight, the team, the number of matches, and/or how they won, these guys stood above the rest.

Those associated with Team Ohio arrived at the 16U National Duals with guarded optimism about their freestyle squad and its chances of hauling home a title.

A lot of wrestlers showed up to Indianapolis and went home undefeated through two days of Greco competition, However, whether it be the weight, the team, the number of matches, and/or how they won, these guys stood above the rest.

After a two-day demolition of the Greco-Roman field at the 16U National Duals, Minnesota coach Adam Thronson shared a simple secret to his state’s success in the sport — experimentation.