There is a substantial number of wrestlers with experience at American college wrestling programs in the World Olympic Games Qualifier's men's freestyle brackets this weekend in Istanbul.

Below is a comprehensive list of the wrestlers who competed at the 2023 World Championships, results from the tournament, and the colleges they attended. Some wrestlers are listed twice since they attended multiple schools.

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.

The Bout At The Ballpark will feature 16 international-style matches highlighted by some of the best wrestlers from Team USA followed by the dual meet between Iowa and Oklahoma State. Take a look below at the bout order released by USA Wrestling for the international styles.

We are having a wrestling bonanza here in the heart of Texas. USA and international stars will compete in freestyle plus Iowa and Oklahoma Stat renew college's greatest rivalry all inside the gargantuan $1.2 billion dollar Globel Life Field.

Upon learning the Mongolian women's freestyle delegation wouldn't make it to Texas in time for Saturday's Bout at the Ballpark, USA Wrestling pivoted and lined up four talented Canadians, along with 2019 Final X participant and three-time U23 World Team member Dominique Parrish to take on an assortment of American standouts.

Wrestling in a world-class facility on a world-class stage. First, there was Grapple on the Gridiron, now there is Bout at the Ballpark.

USA Wrestling has been notified by the Mongolian Wrestling Federation that it will not be able to attend the Bout in Ballpark, presented by Kubota, to compete against the U.S. women’s freestyle team at Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas on February 12.

College wrestling’s most-storied rivalry has been constructed with decades of back-and-forth battles, bravado and occasional beatdowns.

We're night upon the 55th meeting between the bluest of college wrestling's bluebloods. Directing those programs are the Hawkeyes' helmsman Tom Brands, now in year 16 of his tenure, and John Smith, who is in his 31st year of corraling the Cowboys.

If John Smith had the ability to hit the delete button to erase the last two weeks he might just do so. After racing to a 10-0 start without much challenge, the Oklahoma State Cowboys hit late January feeling pretty good about themselves. But a Jan. 24 automobile accident involving 2021 NCAA champion A.J. Ferrari opened a week that never got on track; things got discombobulated and practices felt out-of-sync.

The #2 Iowa Hawkeyes and the #5 Oklahoma State Cowboys are all set for an amazing dual Saturday inside Globe Life Feild where the Texas Rangers play.

USA Wrestling has completed the international lineup for the Bout at the Ballpark, presented by Kubota, set for Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas on February 12.