Gable Steveson earned his second technical fall in as many meets this season as the Gophers earned their first back-to-back shutouts in nearly 27 years.

There’s a new version of Gable Steveson present in college wrestling. The 2021 Olympic Gold Medalist and two-time NCAA champion returned to Minnesota and college wrestling after over two years away from the sport.

Gable Steveson reveals what went wrong in his failed tenure with WWE. What gives? Did all the outside noise about Steveson's arrests simply cloud his “Olympic Hero”-style hype? Or was it his unwillingness to commit to the grind that did it,

A wrestler who won two NCAA titles for the Gophers and an Olympic gold medal for his country, Gable Steveson said he wants a piece of the recent good times in the state.

The two-time national champion and former WWE NXT superstar returned to the mat and earned an 18-3 tech fall over North Dakota State's Drew Blackburn-Frost during the Minnesota Golden Gophers' dual against the Bison and looks poised to add more hardware to his resume.

Gable Steveson is returning to the University of Minnesota for a fifth season. Minnesota Coach Brandon Eggum announced that Steveson would return for the 2024-2025 season. He will aim to win his third heavyweight championship as a heavyweight wrestler in the NCAA.

Gable Steveson, an Olympic gold medalist, recently shared insights about his departure from WWE and his focus on collegiate wrestling. While he expressed some disappointment about his WWE stint, he has no regrets and remains open to a future return.