Last weekend we brought you four live events, and this weekend we are following it up with four more. Friday through Sunday we will have non-stop wrestling for you all the way from the youth level to the collegiate level. So sit back, relax, grab your favorite snack and prepare for another great weekend full of wrestling. 

Flo Kickoff Classic
Date: November 20-21, 2015
Broadcast Info: WATCH LIVE HERE

The World of Wrestling Roller Productions event series will kickoff this weekend with the 2015 Flo Kickoff Classic. This is an event series that annually features a number of the countries top youth wrestlers - and for good reason. The Flo Kickoff Classic is the first of three events that will make up the Trinity Award, which is one of the most sought after awards in the sport. Wrestlers who capture a Kickoff Classic Championship will also compete in the Reno Worlds and the Tulsa Nationals, which will take place in the spring. This year's field is loaded with wrestlers who are back to defend their Kickoff Classic Championship from a season ago. In total, fourteen 15 and under wrestlers will battle it out on the mats at the Expo Square Pavilion in Tulsa, Oklahoma, many of whom were ranked on Flo's Junior High Big Board to end the season last year.

Lindenwood Joe Parisi Open
Date: November, 21, 2015
Broadcast Info: WATCH LIVE HERE

Lindenwood Univeristy has established a tradition of providing some of the best collegiate wrestling in the nation. That tradition continues this year with the 5th Annual Joe Parisi Lindenwood Open presented by MSW Marketing. In 2011, the event grew to 10 mats, and now as the event gains more and more national attention, we are continuing to grow. This year close to 500 wrestlers from some of the top college programs will be in attendance. NCAA champion J'Den Cox and NCAA runner-up Zeke Moisey are already registered. Also get your first look at All-American Lavion Mayes at 149lbs, and get your first look at Grant Leeth and Blaise Butler in Missouri singlets. You will also get to see Iowa stud freshman, Michael Kemerer in action. Oklahoma State should also be sending a nice group of their talented freshman crop: Nick Piccininni, Kaid Brock and Joe Smith.

#4 Virginia Tech @ South Dakota State
Date: November 21, 2015
Broadcast Info: WATCH LIVE HERE 

Under head coach Chris Bono South Dakota State has showed great promise, but that great promise will be put to the test this weekend as the Jackrabbits host #4 Virginia Tech. The Hokies are fresh off a hard fought loss to #1 Penn State, and SDSU is looking for a statement program win. Projected lineups:

125: #3 Joey Dance (Virginia Tech) vs. Anthony Cefolo (SDSU)
133: Kevin Norstrem (Virginia Tech) vs. Brance Simms (SDSU)
141: #9 Solomon Chisko (Virginia Tech) vs. Seth Gross (SDSU)
149: #13 Sal Mastriani (Virginia Tech) vs. Alex Kocer (SDSU)
157: #4 Nick Brascetta (Virginia Tech) vs. #10 Cody Pack (SDSU)
165: #15 David McFadden (Virginia Tech) vs. Luke Zilverberg (SDSU)
174: #5 Zach Epperly (Virginia Tech) vs. David Kocer (SDSU)
184: Zach Zavatsky (Virginia Tech) vs. Brady Ayers (SDSU)
197: Jared Haught (Virginia Tech) vs. #10 Nate Rotert (SDSU)
285: #2 Ty Walz (Virginia Tech) vs. Alex Macki (SDSU)

Wolfpack Open
Date: November 22, 2015
Broadcast Info: WATCH LIVE HERE

#5 North Carolina State will play host to the Wolfpack Open Sunday. You can expect American, Chattanooga, Davidson, Duke, Gardner-Webb, Maryland, Old Dominion, The Citadel, and of the course the home standing Wolfpack to have wrestlers in attendance.