Final X is set to go down on June 19 in Newark, New Jersey, and will feature the country’s best wrestlers with world team spots on the line. One of the most intriguing matchups of the night will be a continuation of the rivalry between Zahid Valencia and Kyle Dake at 86 kg. Check out the article below to see a full breakdown, with a prediction, for this matchup at Final X.

The Senior Men’s Freestyle finals are set at the 2026 U.S. Open Wrestling Championships in Las Vegas, setting up a stacked Saturday night championship session.

The U.S. Open Wrestling Championships are the premier senior-level domestic wrestling event in the country, but the tournament has grown into much more than that. It now serves as a week-long showcase that brings together multiple age groups, styles and national events, along with clinics, trials and other activities in one place.

Kyle Dake fully intended to finish his college career at 157 pounds.

The biggest challenge we faced in assembling the All-Quarter Century Team might have been the dilemma we encountered at 165 pounds.

Final X 2025 concluded in spectacular fashion as the USA Wrestling World Team was finalized for the 2025 Senior World Championships in Zagreb, Croatia.

Kyle Dake and Zahid Valencia will wrestle at Final X on June 14 in a best-of-three series to determine the world team member at 86 kg. This matchup will be considered the “main event” of Final X and will be an incredible showdown between two of the world's best wrestlers. Check out the article below for a full breakdown of the matchup along with our predictions for how the matches will unfold.

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.

Finals day at the 2025 Senior World Team Trials wrapped up in Louisville with eight men’s freestyle wrestlers earning their spots at Final X. Focus now shifts to one thing: making the USA Wrestling World Team.

It's not college wrestling season, but NCAA wrestling fans can still root for their favorite athletes at the World Team Trials Challenge Tournament this weekend in Louisville, Kentucky!

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.

Kyle Dake navigated his way to international wrestling’s top step with impenetrable defense.

Kyle Dake won a bronze medal for Team USA at the 2024 Olympics in the 74 kg weight class. Check out the below article for Lee's complete results from Paris.

Kyle will wrestle in the 74 kg weight class at the Paris Olympics. Dake will start his tournament on Friday, August 8 with the opening rounds starting at 5:00 am (ET). Check out the below article for a full breakdown of Kyle Dake’s draw in the 74 kg Olympic bracket.

The 2024 Olympics are set to go down in Paris, France with wrestling being featured August 5-11. The 74 kg weight class might be the deepest of any in the world and is highlighted by Team USA’s four-time world champion Kyle Dake and defending world/Olympic champion Zaurbek Sidakov. Check out the article below for a full preview of this incredible weight class with full medal predictions.