Men's freestyle brackets dropped for the Henri Deglane, a one day tournament in Nice, France, and we've got reactions to them!

Some of the excitement around the Henri Deglane Grand Prix lies in the potential to see new opponents lock horns for the first time, but there are also some rematches that we'd love to see. Here are 7 that we'll be hoping for.

Only a few wrestlers have competed since March when COVID-19 shut down most events around the world. Even fewer have competed internationally. That changes for a big squad from team USA as they'll travel to France for the Henri Deglane Grand Prix of France. Fans can watch it live on FloWrestling.

When Jordan Burroughs and David Taylor headline the January 9 card, they'll be joined by a number of incredibly credentialed athletes. The number of accolades this group has collected are staggering. Check out the stack of credentials earned by Saturday night's competitors.

Before you watch two incredible clashes between World champions, relive, in sequential order, the 14 moments that made each wrestler on this card #1 on the planet. Then, get hyped for Jordan Burroughs vs David Taylor, Adeline Gray vs Tamyra Mensah-Stock, and the return of J'den Cox as he takes on Hayden Zillmer.

Bader and Bray talk with two-time World medalist James Green after his runner-up performance at the 150 lbs 8-Man Challenge.

Five-time World and Olympic champion Jordan Burroughs returns to the mat as he takes on 2018 World champion and two-time Hodge Trophy Award winner David Taylor in one of the biggest matches in US wrestling history. The undercard will feature five excellent matches headlined by a battle of World champions in Tamyra Mensah-Stock and Adeline Gray. The following is listed in match order

Can you believe we’ve made it to the final week of 2020? 

We're in fabulous Dell Diamond, home of the Round Round Express, and tonight only, the FloWrestling 150-Pound 8-Man Challenge! We're going to bring you all the action in real time with live updates! 

It's time to find your nearest and dearest pals and place some friendly wagerers on the 150-pound 8-Man Challenge. Or find a bookie and make some illegal bets. We're not the police, go live your life. Just please do it safely and responsibly!

The seven former collegiate athletes in the FloWrestling 150-Pound 8-Man Challenge have used up all their NCAA eligibility, and are thus able to rake in the filthy lucre up for grabs at the event. Those collegiate careers were quite impressive, however, and deserve a little extra shine before the wrestlers take the mat on Friday with nearly $60,000 in total prize money on the line.

On Friday, December 18, eight of the toughest 150-pounders around will collide in a tournament with nearly $60,000 in total payouts where the winner takes home a $25,000 check. The event is made even better by two incredible women's matches: Jacarra Winchester vs Lauren Louive and Amy Fearnside vs Tiare Ikei. Here's everything you need to know.

While some of the 150-lb 8-Man competitors are quite familiar with each other, a lot of first-time matchups could go down. Below is a list, in order of seed, with each athlete's overall record against their competition and each individual record. A * next to a name/record indicates the match was in folkstyle.

We're entering into a phenomenal era of US wrestling. More and more athletes are able to wrestle for a living full time post college and the RTC structure has been a big reason for this. The recent RTC Cup was a success and hopefully laid the ground work for similar events in the future. It also had me reminiscing about the wild time this spring and summer when it seemed like every other day a major athlete was transferring from one RTC to another. 

Bajrang Punia, James Green, Jordan Oliver, Evan Henderson, Anthony Ashnault, Alec Pantaleo, Bryce Meredith, and Pat Lugo will do battle in an eight-man bracket with $25,000 going to the winner, $15,000 to the runner-up, $10,000 to the third-place finisher, $5,000 to the fourth-place finisher, and $1,000 to the first-round losers.