It's going down for real! Yianni Diakomihalis is wrestling Zain Retherford on Monday, September 2, at Wilkes University in Wilkes, Barre, Pennsylvania.

After years of close calls, being in World Team Trials finals and making national teams, Tyler Graff has broken through. On Saturday, September 21, Graff will finally get a chance to wrestle in the world championships.

Seth Shumate is one of the best young upperweight prospects in the country, and he has already made his college decision.

Timmy Box was the lone American in the men's division of the Odessa Beach Wrestling World Series, but the former NCAA national qualifier for the Northern Colorado Bears made the most of his trip. The California native won all three of his matches in pool play and a semifinal match before falling just shy of the title in the finals match. 

Who's #1 will decide the top spot at 113 pounds when Cadet world teammates Richard Figueroa II and Stevo Poulin face each other.

FRL 399 breaks down the tactics and gameplans of Kyle Dake and Alex Dieringer, as well as some info on a potential date and location for the Yianni/Zain match(es). We also discuss the Olympic redshirt plans of Mark Hall and Spencer Lee.

Iowa State released their wrestling schedule for the 2019-20 season. Going into his third year as head coach of the Cyclones, Kevin Dresser has crafted a slate of competitions packed with power programs. Highlights include the annual intrastate rivalry with the Hawkeyes in Ames on November 24 as well as a home dual with Oklahoma State January 26. 

Daton Fix has represented the United States all over the planet, but for the first time he will be wrestling at the senior world championships.

Team USA's junior Greco-Roman team had one of their best performances in recent memory in Tallinn, Estonia. The Americans return home with three medals, ultimately finishing sixth in the team standings.

It's going down in Texas! Kyle Dake and Alex Dieringer wrestle a best two-of-three series to determine who will represent the United States in Nur-Sultan, Kazahkstan at the 2019 UWW Senior World Championships at 79kg.