Kyle Douglas Dake is an American wrestler. He is a three-time world champion (2018, 2019, 2021), 2020 Tokyo Olympics bronze medalist, four-time NCAA Champion for Cornell University at four different weight classes, Dan Hodge Trophy Winner, and a two-time New York State Champion.

A representative of Uzbekistan, Abullaev made his international wrestling debut as a cadet in 2014. Making the jump to the junior level in 2016, Abullaev would become a bronze medalist for Uzbekistan at the world championships. Abdullaev would follow that performance up with gold at the Asian championships in 2018.

Horst Lehr is a Men's Freestyle Wrestler representing Germany on the international scene. He began his career by competing in the 2019 World Wrestling Championships in Nur-Sultan but finished without a medal. At the 2020 European Championships he won a bronze medal at 57 kg. Most recently, he earned a bronze medal at 57 kg at the 2021 World Championships in Oslo.

Toshihiro Hasegawa is a Japanese Freestyle Wrestler competing at 57 kg and 61 kg internationally. In 2021, he won a bronze medal at the World Wrestling Championships in Oslo, Norway. Previously, Hasegawa had won a gold medal at the 2018 U23 World Championships and a bronze medal at the 2018 Asian Wrestling championships.

Baran was the 2016 Olympic Representative at 125 kg Men's Freestyle for Poland. He has represented the country on the senior level since 2013.

Vasyl Shuptar has represented the Ukraine dating all the way back to 2009 at the junior European championships. Shuptars first taste of success on the senior level came in 2011 at the Alexander Medved where he won a bronze medal. Since that time he's won a university world title and in 2015 won a bronze medal at the world championships.

Harutyunyan won his first senior level medal representing his home country of Armenia in 2019 with a European Championships win at 61 kg. Competing down at 57 kg, Harutyunyan qualified Armenia for the Tokyo Olympics in Men's Freestyle with a win in a 2021 Olympic Qualification Tournament.

A competitor for Belarus, Khramiankou has been wrestling on the international scene dating back to 2013 when he finished fifth at the cadet European championships. Khramiankou also had no issues making the jump to the junior level finishing with a bronze at the European championships, and a silver at the junior world championships in 2015. Khramiankou followed up his performance at the junior worlds with a bronze medal finish at the 2016 junior worlds and in 2017 was a silver medalist at the U23 world championships.

Benferdjallah is a young Algerian who has been consistently earning medals at the African Championships on both the junior and senior levels. In 2021 he qualified Algeria for the Tokyo Olympics at Men's Freestyle 86 kg.

Abdulrashid Sadulaev, nicknamed the Russian Tank, is a Russian freestyle wrestler from Dagestan. A seven-time World/Olympic champion, he is widely considered the best pound-for-pound wrestler in the world. Sadulaev won his first two World titles and the 2016 Olympics at 86 kg. He then moved up to 97 kg where he has won three more World titles and the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.