Wrestling fans will have no shortage of matches to watch this weekend on FloWrestling with the World Team Trials, the IndianaMat Hoosier Preseason Open, Tyrant Battle in the Burgh, Strikezone, and the Katerini Beach Wrestling World Series. Here is your weekly watch guide, presented by Adidas.

It was an historic performance for Team USA women and men at the 2020 Olympics in Japan, with four of six women bringing hardware home with one gold medalist, while the men went five-for-five with two champions.

Our home this week is the APA Hotel & Resort Tokyo Bay Makuhari. The rooms are tiny, but the hotel itself is gigantic and it towers over the Chiba skyline next to the Tokyo Bay. It has five restaurants, a couple spas, a small shopping center and a pair of convenience stores.

There are no easy draws for Team USA on day 5 of Olympic wrestling in Tokyo, but World champs Kyle Dake and Jacarra Winchester and multiple time age level World champ Gable Steveson are certainly capable of adding to the US medal count. Here's what they'll be up against tomorrow.

The United States is sending arguably the strongest team the country has ever sent to the Olympics — battle-hardened, experienced, and with the confidence of knowing they can win medals at the international level.

Barstool just put out Olympic betting odds for every wrestling weight class being contested at Tokyo. They are the most comprehensive odds we've seen (if you know of others, please let me know!) which lends itself to careful analysis in our quest to find wagering value.

The U.S. women’s freestyle team put its firepower on display at the Pan Am Championships, coming home with nine gold medals and one bronze in a tournament that featured 13 countries and 58 entries across the 10 weight classes.

Team USA is rolling out the big guns for the 2021 Pan-Am Championships. Not only with these salty squads be repping the red white and blue for continental glory, but they will also be earning seeding points for the 2021 World Championships to be held in October.

Several Senior-level stars put on stellar performances last weekend at the 2021 Seniors Nationals in Coralville, Iowa, as Olympic Team member and 2019 World champion Jacarra Winchester of Titan Mercury dominated her opponents 40-0 on the day in the 55 kg bracket, while 2017 Junior world champion Maya Nelson of Sunkist Kids battled her way to the Outstanding Wrestler award competing at 59 kg. Other familiar names won their first-ever Senior Nationals stop signs, with 50 kg Erin Golston of Wisconsin RTC finally getting one after being a runner-up three times (2016, 2017 & 2019) and third place twice (2013 & 2018), Alexandria Glaude of Beaver Dam RTC getting her first at 72 kg, and Dymond Guilford of Titan Mercury getting one at 76 kg.

Junior and Senior Nationals are a few days away, and registrations are looking solid. Take a look at everyone who's registered to compete for spots on the Junior World Team or in the Senior World Team Trials.

A Senior-level field featuring 17 ranked women will compete alongside the men wrestling in Greco, Junior, and Senior divisions this weekend at the Xtream Arena in Coralville, Iowa. The event will take place Friday-Sunday, April 30th - May 2nd. The women’s freestyle division will compete only on Friday. Among the top names entered are #3-ranked Alyssa Lampe at 50 kg, #3-ranked Maya Nelson at 59 kg, and the #1-ranked Jacarra Winchester, who recently won a spot on the U.S. Olympic Team heading to Tokyo this summer.

What a night in Fort Worth. When Helen Maroulis pinned Jenna Burkert in match 3 of the 57 kg finals, it capped off a weekend of high drama playing out on the biggest stage in domestic wrestling, the Olympic Team Trials. For some, all the hard work and dreams came down to a moment, but none more emotional than the final Maroulis-Burkert match.

USA Wrestling released all women's freestyle seeds. So, let's plug those seeds in and take a look at how brackets will look. Barring a last-second pull-out, weight miss, or a change in the bracketing system this is how they will be. 

CORALVILLE, IOWA - It was close. VERY close. The finals of the inaugural Captain’s Cup came down to the last match, where 76 kg Dymond Guilford sealed it for Team Mensah-Stock over Team Winchester to win the trophy and the cash with a 10-0 tech fall over Geneva Gray. That put the match score tied at 3-3, but put Team Mensah-Stock ahead in classification points 13-12. It was the same exact result on Day 1, when Team Mensah-Stock won their pool with a 13-12 victory in classification points over Team Hildebrandt after the match score was tied 3-3.

A big time weekend for women's freestyle wrestling, the Captains' Cup will be the first of its kind. Top senior level women from the United States will come together to have a team dual meet event. Six teams with wrestlers at the Olympic weights will wrestle in pools of three teams on Saturday and finish up with first, third and fifth place duals on Sunday.