Making a Cadet World team might not be a sure-fire ticket to future success, but those who turn their opportunity into a Cadet World medal often turn into big winners at the Division I level. 

It wasn’t too long ago that Super Regions was the most exciting night of the high school wrestling season. 

Since the transfer portal opened in October of 2018, it has been one of the hottest topics in college athletics. While the portal hasn't been utilized as much in wrestling as it has in football and basketball, there are still plenty of big-time transfers that have already gone down and talented wrestlers currently looking for a new home.

Here's how to watch the 2021 National Prep Wrestling Championship on FloWrestling.

The Ultimate Club Duals registration list boasts more than 40 ranked wrestlers and have potential ranked matchups at nearly every weight class. Here's the list of ranked wrestlers competing this weekend.

Men’s Freestyle starts early morning Saturday, April 17th, at the Asian Championships. Qualifying rounds are from 1:30am-4:30am (ET) and medal matches are set to start at 8:00am (ET). The weights will be split into two days, but the schedule will remain the same for each day. Saturday will start with 57, 65, 70, 79 and 97. The remaining weights - 61, 74, 86, 92, and 125 will compete Sunday. While the tournament is happening on the other side of the world, and probably during the time you usually sleep, there are a few reasons you should watch the Asian Championships if you’re a wrestling fan.