Oklahoma State wrestler Wyatt Hendrickson upset Olympic champion Gable Steveson of Minnesota for a 5-4 win in the NCAA heavyweight finals Saturday night at Wells Fargo Center.

Could NCAA champ Wyatt Hendrickson be the next UFC heavyweight champion after his massive upset over Gable Steveson? Don't rule it out.

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

Newton 285-pound NCAA wrestling champion Wyatt Hendrickson was honored with a proclamation. During Tuesday’s meeting, the ...

Oklahoma State wrestler Wyatt Hendrickson fired off a faithful message on social media after his shocking win over Minnesota's 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 history – a simple sentence, but one that tells it ...

Oklahoma State's Wyatt Hendrickson scored a stunning upset win over Steveson in the heavyweight final at the 2025 NCAA Wrestling Championships, using a late takedown to earn a dramatic 5-4 victory: ...

Penn State's Carter Starocci won an unprecedented fifth national title and Oklahoma State's Wyatt Hendrickson stunned ... final Saturday night at the NCAA men's wrestling championships with ...

"Wyatt Hendrickson just beat Gable Steveson," Cormier said, repeating himself. "The biggest upset in the history of the NCAA," Burroughs said. "Could this be it? Yes. He. Has. Done. It." FOLLOW THE ...

President Donald Trump attended the NCAA wrestling championships in Philadelphia on Saturday and celebrated with Wyatt Hendrickson, who upset Gable Steveson for the NCAA heavyweight title.

Oklahoma State's Wyatt Hendrickson defeated two-time NCAA champion and Olympic gold medalist Gable Steveson for the heavyweight title at the NCAA Wrestling Championships. Hendrickson, a U.S. Air ...

"Wyatt Hendrickson just beat Gable Steveson." "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 ...