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

The United States is sending a ridiculously loaded roster to France for the Henri Deglane Grand Prix. This is the first competition for many since early 2020 and an important step toward the Olympic Trials in April and the Olympic Games this summer. Here's everything you need to know before watching Team USA take on some of the world's best this weekend.

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.

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. 

On Friday, a racially charged statement appeared on the official ScrapLife Facebook page only to be quickly removed. The damage had been done, however, as screenshots of the post began to circulate throughout the wrestling community.

Rivalries and wrestling go hand in hand. The one-on-one combat nature of the sport has always elevated the physical nature of rivalries while the modern age of social media and information has largely elevated the psychological nature as well as the hype around them.

Start drilling this Frankie Chamizo technique that Zach Tanelli shows — you’ll thank me later. 

On this episode of The Bader Show, Nomad and Bader are joined by Adam Coon, Adeline Gray, Screwy Louie, and Thomas Gilman

In a surprising move, 2017 World silver medalist Thomas Gilman has announced that he will be leaving the Hawkeye Wrestling Club to join Cael Sanderson and co. at the Nittany Lion Wrestling Club.

On this star-studded episode of The Bader Show, Bader and Bray are joined by Zach Sanders, Kyle Dake, Thomas Gilman, and High School Hero Canaan Bower

On Tuesday, the 2020 Olympics were officially postponed until the summer of 2021. This was not surprising news given the impact COVID-19 has had on the cancellation of many live sporting events and the world more broadly, but now that it's official, the wrestling community has many questions to consider. Here are the 8 big questions we've been thinking about:

The Iowa Hawkeyes have produced legendary lightweights for generations, and they're still at it. Currently, World silver medalist Thomas Gilman and two-time NCAA champion Spencer Lee could be considered to be the top two contenders for the Olympic Team spot at 57kg. So who would win if the two met in the Olympic Trials finals?

I love the new look of the lightweight division in our country. Thomas Gilman took the 57kg spot from Tony Ramos last year and won our first world lightweight medal since Cejudo in 2008. 

Things got testy between Thomas Gilman and Brent Metcalf at Wartburg College's annual preseason rally, Fight Night, on Wednesday at Joe's Knight Hawk in Waverly, Iowa.