Stevan Micic’s thoughts bounced around the globe in recent days as he weighed the magnitude of winning a World title and what it means for his wrestling career moving into 2024.

The World Championships are going down in Belgrade, Serbia and most American wrestling fans will be dialed into every result for Team USA. However, there are many past and current American college wrestlers that are representing other countries at the 2022 world championships in men's freestyle. Check out the results for all of those wrestlers below with links to all of their matches.

It’s almost time - the 2022 Senior World Championships will go down in Belgrade, Serbia from September 10-18! While most American fans will be following every wrestler from Team USA, there are 19 other athletes competing in the men’s freestyle division that have ties to American colleges. Check out that complete list below to see what wrestlers from your favorite college will compete in Serbia.

World and Olympic champion David Taylor will represent the United States at 86kg at the world championships and will wrestle on September 15-16 in Belgrade, Serbia. Check out the full preview below to get to know the 86kg field better and find out who the biggest challengers will be to Taylor at Worlds.

The 2022 NCAA Division I Championships are over. Here are five things we learned.

What if I told you that there weren’t just multiple returning NCAA champions in the top three weights at the Big Ten tournament, but multiple Olympic medalists? Because that’s exactly what we’ve got at the 2022 Big Ten tournament!

125 lbs - #5 Brandon Courtney, Arizona State vs Jack Medley, Michigan

Just how tremendous is the 2021 Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational going to be? We haven't had one since 2019, so its mere existence is pretty tremendous in and of itself if you ask us.

Two of the nation's top trophy contending teams are set to square off live on FloWrestling on January 3rd in Austin, Texas. Nearly every starter on these teams is ranked which creates a must-watch matchup with serious post-season implications.

The 2021-2022 NCAA season is just around the corner. This will be the last run at an NCAA Title for many seniors, but there are a few that stick out who haven’t yet won it all. Take a look below as we outline (in weight class order) some of the best group of seniors yet to win an NCAA Championship.

Athletes moving from one country to another has been a part of sports for as long as there have been sports. Wrestling is no exception to this phenomenon, and the frequency of such occurrences has shown no signs of abating, no matter how rare transfers used to be.

David Taylor is Team USA’s Olympian at 86kg in a field that includes 1 past world champion and 5 other world medalists. This 86kg Olympic preview will give an overview of Taylor’s senior level career and explore the careers of each of his potential competitors in Tokyo. We'll also break down the competitors into tiers based on medal contenders, dark horses and long shots at the Olympic Games.

We've finally got brackets from Poland. How wonderful! The first five men's freestyle weight-classes will be contested in just a few hours, those being 57, 70, 79, 86 & 97kg.

Myles Amine's eye-popping performance while wrestling with essentially one eye quickly became one of the NCAA Championships' more intriguing storylines.

The European Championships start Monday, April 19th with Men’s Freestyle and will be a preview of at least 16 Olympians. Those who are not qualified will use this as a tune-up for the Last Chance Qualifier in Bulgaria in early May. The tournament will be split into two days of competition for each weight.