Final X is the final step in USA Wrestling’s World Team Trials process for men’s and women’s freestyle. Win two matches in the best-of-three series and you will represent Team USA at the 2025 World Championships in Zagreb, Croatia. The Greco-Roman World Team was set at the US Open in April.

The annual Championship of the Western Hemisphere is taking place in less than a week in Monterrey, Mexico. Wrestlers from the north and the south will converge at the 2025 UWW Senior Pan-American Championships!

The US Open is bringing the most talented wrestlers from across the country to Las Vegas, and that includes many the best NCAA D1 athletes, graduates and recruits.

Wyatt Hendrickson won his NCAA title in down-to-the-wire fashion.

David and Goliath.

Wyatt Hendrickson collapsed to his back.

The 2025 NCAA Championships could mark the final chapter of the greatest era for college heavyweights. This year’s field includes eight age-level World teamers, six of whom won gold medals.

The Oklahoma Sooners and Oklahoma State Cowboys are doing a little do-si-do with their Iowa conference foes Northern Iowa and Iowa State. The second-ranked Cowboys will step into Hilton Coliseum Sunday afternoon after taking on the Panthers in Cedar Falls Friday evening. Below is a preview and my best guess as to how the dual goes!

It's a top 10 matchup in the McLeod Center on the campus of Northern Iowa as the #7 Panthers face Big 12 rivals #3 Oklahoma State!

Two top 10 teams will be in historic Gallagher-Iba Arena as the #6 Hokies try to slow down the red hot #3 Cowboys in Stillwater, Oklahoma.

Every ranked NCAA D1 wrestler (that we could find) registered to compete at the 2024 Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational!

The Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational has historically been one of the strongest in-season NCAA wrestling tournaments, but the 2024 edition may be the toughest ever!

The 285-pound field continues to feature high-level wrestlers with high-level credentials. Six of eight All-Americans from the 2024 NCAA Championships return this season.

While there wasn't a lot of noise as it pertains to high school commitments, plenty of big news in the recruiting world went down last week. 2X NCAA 3rd place finisher Wyatt Hendrickson announced he would be joining David Taylor at Oklahoma State - a decision we discussed in depth on Monday morning's FRL. Coach Taylor also picked up a recruiting coordinator in Bryan Pearsall who will be joining the Cowboys after spending seven years at Penn.

David Taylor rustled up a big-time transfer from the portal, as two-time NCAA All-American heavyweight Wyatt Hendrickson announced on social media that he'll be using his final year of eligibility at Oklahoma State.