Trackwrestling is partnering with Titan Mercury Wrestling Club to deliver live streams and broad coverage of the Senior, Junior and Cadet World Championships.
Fans can watch live and archived video of American greats and top wrestlers from around the globe by purchasing single World Championship pay-per-views for a special promotional price of $9.99 per tournament by going to http://www.trackwrestling.com/UWW.
“This is amongst the most exciting teams that the United States has ever sent to the World Championships,” Titan Mercury co-founder and executive director Andy Barth said. “These dedicated young men and women representing our country deserve our support. Titan Mercury is proud to be a sponsor and partner with Trackwrestling to bring this to the amazing wrestling fans of this country at a reasonable price.”
The United States will take the mats in Finland, France and Greece during the next two months with a collection of stars headlined by Olympic gold medalists Jordan Burroughs, Helen Maroulis and Kyle Snyder, Rio bronze medalist J’den Cox, World champions Logan Stieber, Mark Hall, Gable Steveson and Kurt McHenry and a talented cast of others.
“Carrying the World Championships is a milestone in the history of Trackwrestling,” Trackwrestling founder and general manager Justin Tritz said. “We’re thrilled to be delivering the streams and coverage in conjunction with the most dominant Senior-level club in the United States.”
The championship coverage will kick off Aug. 1-6 with the Junior World Championships in Tampere, Finland, followed by the Senior World Championships (Aug. 21-26 in Paris) and the Cadet World Championships (Sept. 4-10 in Athens, Greece).
“It’s an honor to be involved in the sport of wrestling and with wrestlers who represent the United States,” Titan Mercury co-founder and director of development Wayne Boyd said. “All of America and the world should rise to this great opportunity of seeing our men and women perform in Paris and our young people in Finland and Greece. These live streams can be some of the highly watched wrestling events if every fan and wrestling supporter signs on. Support wrestling. Support our wrestlers. Support the United States and the world of wrestling.”
Junior World Championships (Aug. 1-6 in Tampere, Finland)
Qualification round action begins each day at 3 a.m. ET, followed by the medal rounds at 1:30 p.m. ET.
Aug. 1
MFS 50 kg — Malik Heinselman
MFS 60 kg — Mitch McKee
MFS 74 kg — Mark Hall
MFS 96 kg — Kollin Moore
Aug. 2
MFS 55 kg — Daton Fix
MFS 66 kg — Ryan Deakin
MFS 84 kg — Zahid Valencia
MFS 120 kg — Gable Steveson
Aug. 3
WFS 44 kg — Asia Ray
WFS 51 kg — Cameron Guerin
WFS 59 kg — Gracie Figueroa
WFS 67 kg — Alexandria Glaude
Aug. 4
WFS 48 kg — Mckayla Campbell
WFS 55 kg — Ronna Heaton
WFS 63 kg — Maya Nelson
WFS 72 kg — Rachel Watters
Aug. 5
GR 50 kg — Cevion Severado
GR 60 kg — Taylor LaMont
GR 74 kg — Kamal Bey
GR 96 kg — G’Angelo Hancock
Aug. 6
GR 55 kg — Randon Miranda
GR 66 kg — Dominick Demas
GR 84 kg — Wyatt Koelling
GR 120 kg — Cohlton Schultz
Senior World Championships (Aug. 21-26 in Paris, France)
Qualification round action begins each day at 4 a.m. ET, followed by the medal round at 1 p.m. ET.
Aug. 21
GR 71 kg — Pat Smith
GR 75 kg — Mason Manville
GR 85 kg — Ben Provisor
GR 98 kg — G’Angelo Hancock
Aug. 22
GR 59 kg — Ildar Hafizov
GR 66 kg — Ellis Coleman
GR 80 kg — Cheney Haight
GR 130 kg — Robby Smith
Aug. 23
WFS 55 kg — Becka Leathers
WFS 58 kg — Helen Maroulis
WFS 63 kg — Mallory Velte
WFS 75 kg — Victoria Francis
Aug. 24
WFS 48 kg — Victoria Anthony
WFS 53 kg — Haley Augello
WFS 60 kg — Alli Ragan
WFS 69 kg — Tamyra Mensah
Aug. 25
MFS 57 kg — Thomas Gilman
MFS 61 kg — Logan Stieber
MFS 86 kg — J’den Cox
MFS 125 kg — Nick Gwiazdowski
Aug. 26
MFS 65 kg — Zain Retherford
MFS 70 kg — James Green
MFS 74 kg — Jordan Burroughs
MFS 97 kg — Kyle Snyder
Cadet World Championships (Sept. 4-10 in Athens, Greece)
On the first six days of the tournament, qualification round action begins at 3 a.m. ET, followed semifinal action at 11:30 a.m. ET. Medal contenders will return the day after their qualification matches for repechage action at 3 a.m ET and medal matches begin at noon ET. The tournament’s final day features repechage at 8:30 a.m. ET followed by medal matches at 10 a.m. ET.
Sept. 4-5
GR 50 kg — Lucas Byrd
GR 54 kg — Ridge Lovett
GR 58 kg — Malik Johnson
GR 63 kg — Mason Phillips
GR 100 kg — Cohlton Schultz
Sept. 5-6
GR 42 kg — Kase Mauger
GR 46 kg — Dylan Ragusin
GR 69 kg — Will Lewan
GR 76 kg — Jake Hendricks
GR 85 kg — Ashton Sharp
Sept. 6-7
WFS 43 kg — Emily Shilson
WFS 49 kg — Vayle Baker
WFS 56 kg — Gracie Figueroa
WFS 65 kg — Alara Boyd
Sept. 7-8
WFS 40 kg — Caitlyn Walker
WFS 46 kg — Olivia Shore
WFS 52 kg — Alisha Howk
WFS 60 kg — Alexandria Liles
WFS 70 kg — Kelani Corbett
Sept. 8-9
MFS 42 kg — Cole Skinner
MFS 50 kg — Julian Tagg
MFS 58 kg — Jordan Decatur
MFS 69 kg — Will Lewan
MFS 85 kg — Gavin Hoffman
Sept. 9-10
MFS 46 kg — Kurt McHenry
MFS 54 kg — Robert Howard
MFS 63 kg — Jacori Teemer
MFS 76 kg — Travis Wittlake
MFS 100 kg — Daniel Kerkvliet