Escape The Rock always delivers insane wrestling, with a collection of the top talent in the country battling it out for supremacy, but it also brings everything you could hope for from a January tournament in Pennsylvania. We had PA and Jersey hammers claiming bragging rights along the border, in-state kids that would never hit otherwise clashing up and down the brackets, a top seed literally running out of the gym while winning and abandoning his match, an ice storm sealing us all into the building, and a community sing-a-long.

It might be bone chilling cold outside Council Rock South, but it has been sizzling inside, with non-stop action that ripped straight through the quarterfinals on day one. Sunday morning brings us an incredible set of semifinals, with monster stars waiting in nearly every weight. With a few exceptions the brackets have gone as anticipated, but that just means we are about to actually get the matches that we have been salivating over all week. Here is a look at what to expect:

I always love Escape The Rock, coming just after the holiday tournaments have shaken up the rankings, it allows the new stars to continue to burn bright, and others to seek equal parts redemption and revenge. This year features a barrage of talent, with a stack of nationally ranked wrestlers colliding with the local heroes. All of it highlighted by the never-ending Pennsylvania / New Jersey border war. We even dialed up a little snow to get everyone in that January tournament mood! Luckily, if you can’t join us matside you can take in every second of the action in the cozy comfort of your own home.

How does FloWrestling follow up a week with 20 events and 16 D1 duals? With the first ranking series event of 2020, 13 more D1 duals, two elite high school tournaments, and the nation's toughest youth tournament.

Escape the Rock, one of the best tournaments in Pennsylvania, goes down this weekend at Council Rock South high school with a nationally renowned field.