Jax Forrest beat Vito Arujau for the last spot on the U.S. wrestling team for September's World Championships.

WWE's first all-women event in seven years ended with a shocking cash-in by Naomi, who is now the Women's World Champion after beating Iyo Sky and Rhea Ripley at WWE Evolution 2025.

Bo Nickal recently expressed his amazement after two high schoolers earned spots on Team USA for the upcoming World Wrestling Championships.

Two-time state wrestling champion Jax Forrest of Bishop McCort High School qualified for the Team USA World Championship squad by sweeping 2023 gold medalist Vito Arujau Monday in a best two-of-three match at the at the U.

Timeless Toni Storm retained the AEW Women's World Championship in a 25-minute thriller at All In Texas by defeating Owen Hart Women's Tournament Winner Mercedes Moné and forcing her first singles loss in AEW.

Swerve Strickland was almost in the same position as Hangman Adam Page last year at All In. He also held the AEW World Championship, but lost it to Bryan Danielson that night in a blockbuster showdown. Since then, Strickland has been unsuccessful on numerous occasions in winning back the title.

Naomi is now a member of the Raw brand. In addition to that, she is now set to defend her Women's World Championship at SummerSlam.

Luke Lilledahl earned the 57 kg spot after qualifying for Final X. Lilledahl won the Big Ten title at 125 pounds and placed third at NCAAs in his freshman season at Penn State. Lilledahl seeks his third age-group world title after winning U17 (2022) and U20 (2024) championships.

Dan “The Beast” Severn was one of the most decorated amateur wrestlers to ever step foot on the mat and a pioneer in the UFC.

Stephanie Vaquer emerged victorious in a 20-woman Battle Royal, earning a coveted world championship match at Clash in Paris on August 31, 2025. Vaquer last eliminated Lash Legend to secure the win, after Nia Jaxx dominated early eliminations.