Men’s Freestyle at the Olympics starts Tuesday, August 3rd at 10pm (ET). The world’s best wrestling will be featured in Tokyo as each bracket has numerous world/Olympic champions and medalists. Before the action takes place, take a look at the FloWrestling team’s picks for every weight in men’s freestyle below.

Thomas Gilman will represent Team USA at 57kg this summer at the Olympic Games. In 2017, Gilman made his first appearance at the World Championships and took home a silver medal. Re-live Gilman’s run to the world finals below.

Thomas Gilman is Team USA’s Olympian at 57kg in a field that includes 2 past world champions and 5 other world medalists. This 57kg Olympic preview will give an overview of Gilman’s senior level career and explore the careers of each of his potential competitors in Tokyo. We'll also break down the competitors into tiers based on medal contenders, dark horses and long shots at the Olympic Games.

Thomas Gilman will represent the United States at the Olympics at the 57kg weight class this August in Tokyo. The Iowa graduate is continuing the trend of Hawkeyes representing Team USA at 57kg. In this article, we’ll explore the last 30 years of world and Olympic team members at this weight class to see what college produces the best 57kg wrestlers.

As the Olympic Games approach, we’ll start a series of articles looking at which countries are historically the best at each Olympic weight. First, we’ll look at the lightest weight, 57kg, by analyzing the results from the World Championships and Olympic Games since 2000.

With the conclusion of the Poland Open, seeds for this summer’s Olympic Games are final. Take a look below at the top 4 seeds at each weight and what this means for Team USA’s men’s freestyle team in Tokyo.