Burroughs Wins Sixth Career Gold Medal, Gilman Gets Gold, Cox Adds Bronze at Senior Worlds

Jordan Burroughs won his fifth World title, tying women’s freestyle legend Adeline Gray for the most for the United States.

Add in his 2012 Olympic gold medal and Burroughs has six World and Olympic titles, tying him with the great John Smith.

U.S. Women’s Freestyle Team Receives Draws for Senior World Championships

The United States women’s freestyle team, which includes four 2020 Olympic medalists, is expected to battle for top team honors this year. All four of the Tokyo women’s freestyle medalists have chosen to compete in Oslo.

Dake Wins Third World Title, Fix and Taylor Take Silver, Gwiazdowski Is Fifth

A 2020 Olympic bronze medalist, Kyle Dake became a three-time Senior World champion while Olympic gold medalist David Taylor and Daton Fix, both national winners of the Hall of Fame's Dave Schultz High School Excellence Award, captured silver.

Etched In Stone Podcast Featuring World Champion, Distinguished Member Lloyd “Butch” Keaser Now Available

Hear the in-depth story of Lloyd Keaser – A man who overcame growing up in a segregated community near Baltimore and battled through poverty and racism, on and off the mat, and through it all, excelled in the classroom and for his country.

Experienced, Talented U.S. Team To Compete At Senior World Wrestling Championships

2020 Olympians G'Angelo Hancock, David Taylor and Tamyra Mensah Stock will compete at the 2021 Senior Worlds in Oslo, Norway. (Photos by Tony Rotundo, Wrestlers Are Warriors)

Combined 2020 / 2021 Honors Weekend In the Can!

Iowa Becomes First Power Five Institution To Add Women's Wrestling

Iowa becomes first Division I Power Five school to offer women's wrestling, beginning competition in the 2023-24 season.

There are now over 100 colleges that have added women’s wrestling programs, including over 40 at the NCAA level.

"Carlton" Documentary Will Share Story Of Six-Time NCAA Champ, Distinguished Member Haselrig

Production is underway on a documentary of the life of National Wrestling Hall of Fame Distinguished Member Carlton Haselrig, a six-time NCAA champion for the University of Pitt-Johnstown.