The U.S. Open is right around the corner and the meanest, baddest, and raddest dudes in America are descending on Las Vegas to battle it out in freestyle at the U.S. Open. There will be more awesome matches than is humanly possible to keep track of, so we've highlighted a few of our most highly anticipated bouts.

Some of the United States' biggest and baddest stars are slated to throw down at the U.S. Open in Las Vegas this week, and we are bound to see some of their signature moves in action.

Four-time NCAA All-American Nathan Tomasello released a statement today explaining his injury that kept him sidelined for half the season and plagued him when he returned to the mat for Ohio State in January.

Registration is nearly closed, the preseeds are set, and the start of the 2018 U.S. Open senior men's freestyle tournament is mere days away. Though a few more surprises may arrive at the last minute in Las Vegas, which weight is going to be the most impressive? We dug into the latest lists and ranked the divisions by overall strength.

Las Vegas is synonymous with throwing a little money down. But while USA Wrestling has held the U.S. Open in Sin City for decades, this is the first time in a long time (ever?) that wrestling aficionados could place wagers on their favorite sport.

One of two new weight classes in men's freestyle, 92kg is for all the tweeners too big for 86kg and too small for 97kg. Chief among them is world and Olympic bronze medalist J'den Cox, who is the top-seeded 92kg wrestler at this weekend's U.S. Open in Las Vegas.

It's finally 2018 U.S. Open week. That means the last chance to qualify for the World Team Trials challenge tournament next month in Rochester, MN, as well as the opportunity to win Final X berths at five weights.

The Junior level has talent coming out of the wazoo at the moment, and pretty soon it's going to be found in Division I rooms across the country.

FRL 285 welcomes Ben Askren to the show to discuss his new gig as Badger RTC coach.  Askren then touches on the US Open and more. 

Don’t let all the other crazy content we've posted lately distract you from the fact the 70kg Junior freestyle bracket at the 2018 U.S. Open features an explosion of talent.