The start of the 2019-20 NCAA wrestling season is just over a week away, which means wrestle-offs are going down from coast to coast — and for the second consecutive year, Ohio State's wrestle-offs will go down live on FloWrestling.

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After a preliminary round of wrestle-offs Tuesday, the Buckeyes have their final wrestle-off matchups. 

Final Wrestle-Off Matchups

125: #19 Malik Heinselman vs. Hunter Lucas

133: Jordan Decatur vs. Dylan Koontz

141: Quinn Kinner vs. #3 Luke Pletcher

149: Trey Grenier vs. #5 Sammy Sasso

157: Elijah Cleary vs. Jaden Mattox

165: Carson Kharchla vs. #12 Ethan Smith

174: Rocky Jordan vs. #19 Kaleb Romero

184: #17 Gavin Hoffman vs. Zach Steiner

197: #1 Kollin Moore vs. Tyler Stein

HWT: no bout will be contested 

Two-time All-American Luke Pletcher is now up at 141 and will be taking on two-time New Jersey state champion Quinn Kinner, who's coming off a strong redshirt season where he put up a 16-2 record. 

We thought we might see Sammy Sasso and Ke-Shawn Hayes square off, but Ohio State announced Ke-Shawn Hayes will not wrestle until the Michigan State meet which will likely act as a wrestle-off between Hayes and Sasso.

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*Ke-Shawn Hayes will return to competition for the Michigan State Open at 149 pounds.

Preliminary matches - Oct. 22
Finals - Oct. 24 and open to the public#GoBucks pic.twitter.com/iyvmBQXWXN

— Ohio State Wrestling (@wrestlingbucks) October 17, 2019

Elijah Cleary and Jaden Mattox should be very interesting, as the 157-pound spot appears to be up in the air. Cleary had wins last year over NCAA qualifier Zac Carson and blue-chip recruit Will Lewan. Mattox, on the other hand, was 13-3 during his redshirt and one of his setbacks came to Will Lewan.

165 will feature another must-see matchup as Ethan Smith, an NCAA qualifier at 174 a year ago, takes on true freshman Carson Kharchla who was a top-five recruit in the class of 2019. Could Kharchla go right away if he knocks off Smith?

Kaleb Romero began last season as the Buckeye's starter at 165 but ended up losing the spot when Te'Shan Campbell dropped from 174 and was Ohio State's postseason starter. The last of the Jordan brothers, Rocky, didn't wrestle a match last season but put up an impressive performance Tuesday afternoon against a very game Fritz Schierl. 

Despite Kevin Snyder winning the preliminary wrestle-off Tuesday evening, Ohio State announced that Kollin Moore will take on Tyler Stein Thursday night. 

Finally, even though Greg Kerkvliet said he was going right away, he will not wrestle-off against Chase Singletary because he is preparing to wrestle next week at the U23 World Championships. 

Preliminary Wrestle-Off Results 

125: Malik Heinselman maj dec. Jake Canitano,13-3

125: Hunter Lucas dec. Jacob Decatur, 5-3

133: Dylan Koontz dec. Nick Oldham, 3-1 TB1

141: Klay Reeves dec. Parker Watson, 9-4

141: Quinn Kinner tech fall Klay Reeves, 15-0

141: JD Stickley inj def. Dylan D’Emilio

141: Quinn Kinner maj dec. JD Stickley, 10-0

149: Sammy Sasso tech fall Kris Ketchum, 17-2

149: Trey Grenier dec. Clay Ragon, 4-0

157: Elijah Cleary FALL Micah Marshall, 4:22

157: Jaden Mattox dec. Aaron Rehfeldt, 8-2

174: Rocky Jordan maj dec. Fritz Schierl, 13-0

197: Kevin Snyder dec. Tyler Stein, 8-3

*Thursday night’s finals bout will feature Stein vs. Kollin Moore