We tried to identify some dark horses at the U.S. Open before the brackets came out. Now that the wrestling bonanza in Las Vegas is over, we can look back through the brackets, assess our prognostications and determine who the real dark horses were at last week's tournament.

If you’re searching for dominance, look no further than the senior women's freestyle brackets at the U.S. Open in Las Vegas. While the tournament was a bit of a “welcome home” party in some weight classes, it featured a number of technically sound performances and great matchups, as well.

The action was at an all-time high and the matchups had everyone ooo-ing and ahhh-ing until the final stop sign was handed out at last week's U.S. Open in Las Vegas. 

The final day of the 2018 U.S. Open means there will be only the highest level wrestling going on, and it kicks off with UWW Junior freestyle semis at 9am pacific time.

Our wonderful brackets for the U.S. Open are finally here! And now that we're doing same-day weigh-ins, they're out just before the action begins Friday in Las Vegas. So let's get to the rapid reactions already! And special thanks to the sandwich taxonomist Wrestling Nomad for splitting up reaction duty with me. 

Finally! Wrestling fans across the country have been scouring the entries for the U.S. Open and now we have brackets.

Check out the senior men's freestyle seeds for the 2018 US Open.

Who's going to come from seemingly out of nowhere to dazzle the crowd in Vegas this weekend? We're highlighting some potential dark horses that are looking to make waves at the U.S. Open and shed their sleeper status. 

It's finally 2018 U.S. Open week. That means the last chance to qualify for the World Team Trials challenge tournament next month in Rochester, MN, as well as the opportunity to win Final X berths at five weights.

The 2018 U.S. Open is setting the scene to ignite a number of heated rivalries this weekend in Las Vegas—both old and new.