Matt Surber knows it's just coincidence, but the tournament director of a new college wrestling event hopes to ride momentum ...

Wyatt Hendrickson, who shocked the wrestling world with a last-minute takedown that halted Gable Steveson's perfect NCAA run, is now at a crossroads in his combat sports career. The post Wyatt ...

Oklahoma State Cowboys wrestler Wyatt Hendrickson saluted President Donald Trump on Saturday after his shocking defeat of Gable Steveson.

"Wyatt Hendrickson just beat Gable Steveson." "Wyatt Hendrickson just beat Gable Steveson." "Wyatt Hendrickson just beat Gable Steveson." It's a call that will forever go down in NCAA wrestling ...

Oklahoma State's Wyatt Hendrickson defeated two-time NCAA champion and Olympic gold medalist Gable Steveson for the ...

Oklahoma State wrestler Wyatt Hendrickson pulled off a stunning upset against Minnesota’s Gable Steveson on Saturday in front of President Donald Trump at the NCAA Wrestling Championships. Hendrickson ...

When Michigan was a young territory, deer were so common and hunting such a part of life, that deer skins or whole deer were used as money. A deer carcass was worth a dollar, and hence, the dollar ...

If you’ve tried to message Wyatt Hendrickson since Saturday night, he apologizes because he more than likely has not been able to respond. His family has jokingly told him he needs to hire a ...

Oklahoma State’s Wyatt Hendrickson produced what commentators dubbed the “biggest upset in NCAA history” as he stunned Olympic champion Gable Steveson to win the heavyweight wrestling national title ...

Despite his undefeated season and historic achievement, Starocci lost the Hodge Trophy, wrestling's equivalent of the Heisman, to Oklahoma State's Wyatt Hendrickson. Hendrickson's victory was ...

NEWTON, Iowa (AP) — Oklahoma State's Wyatt Hendrickson, who beat Minnesota's Gable Steveson to win the 285-pound national title, has been voted the Hodge Trophy winner as the nation's top men's ...

"Wyatt Hendrickson just beat Gable Steveson." It's a call that will forever go down in NCAA wrestling history – a simple sentence, but one that tells it just as it is.