Gable Steveson Joins Real American Freestyle, Potential Rematch with Hendrickson

0:00It's March 25th. You're listening to entertainment and celebrity news. Today, AI-powered pop culture updates. I'm Cory with the story. Olympic gold medalist Gabel Stevenson just signed with Real American Freestyle Wrestling. The 25-year-old heavyweight took home gold for the United States at the Tokyo Games in 2021. He also earned the hot trophy twice as the top college wrestler at the University of Minnesota. Real American freestyle launched last year with help from the late Hulk Hogan. The leak has already pulled in over 10 million dollars from tickets and merchandise plus 750 million social media views. Stevenson plans to debut there in May at a spot still to be announced. Company leaders are thrilled, calling this a huge boost for their goal of showcasing top talent. With his 1.4 million Instagram followers and flair for backflips after wins, Stevenson should draw even bigger crowds and attention to the sport. Over the past five years, Stevenson tried pro wrestling with world wrestling entertainment and NFL workout with the Buffalo

1:03Bills and even three, quick. Mixed martial arts knockouts, he came back to college wrestling last season, stayed undefeated until a close national title loss. That defeat came with the hands of Wyatt Hendrickson, now the Real American freestyle heavyweight champ, setting up a potential blockbuster rematch. Fans can't wait to see these two clash again in this rising league.