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Maroulis, Blades and Lee were among the winners at Saturday’s Final X — a series of best-of-three finals per weight class — ...
American wrestler Helen Maroulis recently discussed her brief retirement in 2019 due to health issues after earning a spot on the 2025 U.S. World Wrestling Team for the World Championships.
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Sporting News on MSNWhere to watch Final X 2025: Full schedule, times, live streams for USA freestyle wrestling meetSome of the best wrestlers in the country are ready to compete to determine the lineups for Team USA at the 2025 World ...
PARIS — Helen Maroulis thought about leaving her shoes on the mat Friday, but she never got the sign she was waiting for that her wrestling career is definitely over. “Yesterday I was like ...
PARIS — Helen Maroulis emphatically pushed her name back atop the list of U.S. women's Olympic wrestling medalists. Maroulis pinned Canada's Hannah Taylor in 24 seconds to claim bronze medal in ...
It’s about that time! In the past couple of weeks, we’ve spent time loosely discussing Final X; however, it’s time to start talking about the individual matches themselves. Over the next couple of ...
Helen Maroulis is an American freestyle professional wrestler, competing in 55-kg, 53-kg, and 57 kg categories. Born on September 19, 1991, Maroulis has achieved several milestones. She made ...
Helen Maroulis pinned her opponent in 24 seconds to earn bronze in women's 57kg freestyle wrestling, becoming the first American woman to win three wrestling medals.Can't view the above video?
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