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Gable Dan Steveson (born May 31, 2000) is an American wrestler. In freestyle wrestling, Steveson was a 2020 Summer Olympic gold medalist, and was also a three-time age-group world champion. [4] [5] In folkstyle wrestling, Steveson was a two-time Dan Hodge Trophy winner, a two-time NCAA Division I national champion, a four-time Big Ten Conference champion, and five-time All-American out of the ...

Minnesota’s Gable Dan Steveson — named after Dan Gable, of course — lost his final college match 55 years later. Both won two NCAA titles; neither could shut the door on three.

Gable Steveson spoke publicly for the first time after losing the NCAA final to Wyatt Hendrickson as he gets ready to leave college wrestling. ... The Minnesota star was favored to win a third ...

It is being called by some, the biggest upset in NCAA wrestling history… Number two seeded Wyatt Hendrickson stunned the college wrestling world on Saturday night, as he defeated top seeded Olympic Gold Medalist Gable Steveson 5-4, to win the NCAA National Championship for the heavyweight division.

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 ...

Gable Steveson did not need to return for the Minnesota Gophers, but he did looking to advance his legacy. On Saturday night the unexplainable happened. Shocking upset dethrones Minnesota Gophers Gable Steveson. Gable Steveson wrestled as a senior during the 2021-22 season. He then took time off to pursue an insane amount of different avenues.

Complete career senior level wrestling record for Gable Steveson. Includes matches wrestled, win percentage, pins, techs, wins, and losses.

Earned first conference win of the season on Jan. 7 against No. 6 Tony Cassioppi via 17-7 major decision, and received standing ovation from Carver-Hawkeye crowd following the win; Won via 22-6 technical fall over No. 22 A.J. Nevills in South Dakota State dual on Nov. 28

Gable has now won 66th straight matches, passing Dustin Schlatter for the second longest win streak in program history. Steveson was not really tested in the Big Ten Championships as he cruised ...

Gable Steveson Profile & Match Listing • Facts & Stats • PWI Ratings • Opponents & Partners • Win/Loss Record • Star Ratings • Win Types • Relations • PPV. See also: the Wrestlers with Highest Win Percentages series of record lists.

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 Force Second Lieutenant, secured a takedown with 18 seconds left in the match to win 5-4.

In an astonishing buzzer-beating comeback, U.S. heavyweight wrestler Gable Stevenson, 21, became the first American heavyweight wrestler to win a gold medal at the Olympics in almost thirty years, defeating the number one-ranked heavyweight wrestler in the world. Competing in the Olympic men’s freestyle 125kg event, Stevenson, who hails from Apple Valley, Minnesota, was losing ...

When in 2022, 24-year-old Gable Steveson thought he had had enough of wrestling, he was wrong. That was not the end and he returned stronger than before. ... This emphatic win took the tally of Steveson’s wins to 63. Unfortunately for Steveson, despite his jaw-dropping feats on the mat, Minnesota Golden Gophers, did not secure a victory. In ...

The victory was the 67th consecutive and 100th overall for Steveson’s Gophers career. Steveson became the 48th wrestler in program history to reach 100 career victories. He’s 101-2 in his career.

Wrestling fans were all over Gable Steveson after the wrestler won his 63rd consecutive bout during the Minnesota Gophers vs. Iowa Hawkeyes dual on Friday night.

Gable Steveson, once a prized WWE NIL talent, won the Big Ten Wrestling Championship for the fourth time over the weekend. Steveson defeated Greg Kerkvliet from Penn State to win the heavyweight ...

USA wrestler Gable Steveson completed a miracle last-second comeback to defeat Geno Petriashvili of Georgia and win gold in the men's 125kg weight class.

Steveson became the first heavyweight in Big Ten history to win four titles, and he became just the 19th wrestler to accomplish the feat overall. The only other Gopher to do so was Verne Gagne ...

On January 7, in Carver-Hawkeye Arena, even Iowa fans showed just how much Steveson is respected across the country; they gave Steveson a standing ovation after his major decision win over Iowa ...