COLLEGE WOMEN’S WRESTLING Blades named Wrestler of the Year USA Wrestling named Iowa junior Kennedy Blades as its Women’s College Wrestler of the Year on Tuesday. Blades won the 2025 NCWWC ...

During an interview on The Pat McAfee Show on Monday, the wrestler-turned-actor revealed he underwent the cosmetic procedure last November. While John joked that his hairline was very patchy to begin ...

Samantha Irvin's husband, Ricochet, is her most important person. Uncover their love story, from their first date at the ...

All Louisiana residents are required to obtain a Real ID for domestic air travel starting soon. Here's what to know about ...

Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar: Pune's notorious gangster Nilesh Ghaywal was publicly slapped by a wrestler during a wrestling event at Andarud village in the Dharashiv district late on Friday night.

Sibomana-Rodriguez, who burst on to the wrestling scene by winning the state title at 102 pounds as an eighth-grader, is Long Beach's 18th state wrestling champion. It is the most of any Nassau ...

The girls' wrestling season has come to a close, and one wrestler stood out for her exceptional performance throughout the year: Mosley's Tor'Rina Rushing, who has consistently demonstrated the ...

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The fascinating part about wrestling is the path to the top requires buy-in from the creative team and booker far more than the fans. Almost everyone in WWE can go in the ring and be an adequate ...

IOWA CITY, Iowa (KWQC) - Iowa wrestler Kennedy Blades was named the 2025 Women’s College Wrestler of the Year. Blades captured the 2025 National Collegiate Women’s Wrestling National ...

Imagine the groans that took place when some of these wrestlers found out WWE's plans. Phrases like, 'Aw not this way' and, 'Please come up with something else' would've been screamed internally.

You might remember the name Mitch McKee from when he was an all-American wrestler at the University of Minnesota and at St Michael-Albertville. Now, he's rapidly rising the ranks of a different sport.