Cornell wrestler Vito Arujau had one of the most spectacular years in 2023.

FloWrestling News

Ben Askren was one of the most dominant and innovative wrestlers in the modern era who has become one of the most enigmatic figures in the sport of MMA.

He's a Cadet World Champion, a Junior National Champion, he's beaten Senior level Russians and d1 All Americans. He's only 17 and he already went pro. Wrestlers like Aaron Pico don't come along often, but when they do you make sure to pay attention. Go behind the scenes with one of the most talented and accomplished young wrestlers we've ever seen.

“THE DUAL” is a multi-episode documentary featuring a classic college wrestling dual meet that originally aired live on Iowa Public Television in 1986.

Chance Marsteller was one of the all-time great wrestling prodigies. In middle school he was entering college tournaments and winning matches. He finished his high school career undefeated and was the top pound-for-pound wrestler in the nation. But he would succumb to the grips of addiction before hitting rock bottom and rebounding impressively. Just when it seemed like he had a grip on things, he would once again spiral out of control again and see almost everything in his life slip away, including his wife and children.

A pin is the ultimate form of victory in wrestling. In this series we will highlight the greatest pins in wrestling and talk with the sinners and losers from the most iconic, memorable and impactful pins in the sport.

Spencer Lee and Austin DeSanto wrestled in the Pennsylvania high school state finals as juniors and seniors, splitting the two matches. Spencer went to Iowa and DeSanto to Drexel. After getting kicked off the team at Drexel for behavioral issues, Spencer was the driving force in recruiting Austin to Iowa.

Ohio State brought in an incredible recruiting class in 2022. They nabbed the top three pound for pound wrestlers in the country. Ohio State has had some incredible teams since Tom Ryan took over the program but have taken a step back in recent years. The Buckeyes are looking to this young class of studs, along with a team of seasoned wrestlers, to bring the program back to the top tier and compete for an NCAA team title.

Valiant Prep is an interesting enough place on it's own. Located in Phoenix, AZ, every student at the school, except two, wrestle. It is built by wrestlers and for wrestlers and offers an amazing academic program alongside the wrestling.

Tragedy strikes people of all walks. Wrestlers are one of the most resilient groups of people on the planet. In this series, we take a look at wrestlers who have faced extreme adversity and have been able to not only overcome but thrive in the face of adversity.

It's one of our favorite stories to tell: that of Jordan Burroughs winning his third straight World title just a month after breaking his ankle -all while extending his US record winning streak to 65-0.

'Elite Company' episode one takes you into the OTC practice room to see our 2014 US World Team -a team featuring an interesting mix of first timers and veteran Olympians. In the series premiere, we see newcomer Ed Ruth, who Coach Burnett believes,"could win this year," contrasted by Olympic Gold Medalist and team veteran, Jake Varner. The young Ruth possess a skill set, a will to learn and a will to compete that makes him very dangerous at Worlds. Like Jordan Burroughs in 2011, Ed Ruth expects to make a big splash on the world scene coming right out of college. Jake Varner already knows what it's like to be at the top of the wrestling world. He's working hard so that he can feel that same way again.

The path to Budapest starts at the US Olympic Training Center. With the World Championships right around the corner, Bader took to Colorado Springs to capture an incredible moment in time: the training of the US World team before they set foot on international soil. In episode one of The Program - Team USA, we follow one of the more dangerous 66kg wrestlers in the world, our very own Brent Metcalf. A tireless workaholic, Metcalf shows that he's back to his world team form and ready to take on anyone, including DAVID TAYLOR in a simulation tournament. See it to believe it.

Retention in wrestling can be a real problem at the youth level. Too often kids the focus is on winning when it should be more about developing a love for the sport. This happened to Keegan O'Toole and it almost turned him away from the sport at a young age. He found Askren Wrestling Academy and their philosophy was just what Keegan needed.