Three of the nine Final X winners will compete at their first Senior World Championships.

Five of the 10 best-of-three series went the full three bouts.

Thirty weight classes will be contested in a best-of-three series to determine Team USA members at the 2023 World Championships.

The 2016 Olympic champion and three-time World champion will not compete because of medical reasons.

The matches will be between sessions at Final X.

The matches will occur during the intermission period of session one and session two of Final X.

Olympic medalists Helen Maroulis, Adeline Gray, Sarah Hildebrandt, and three other World champions headline the field.

World silver medalist Adam Coon and two-time World team member Cohlton Schultz will meet again.

Final X competitors Vito Arujau and Yianni Diakomihalis also joined the show.

The executive director detailed the history of BTSNY and the student-athletes' success this past school year.

The executive director also highlights the positive impact BTSNY programs have on New York City student-athletes.

World medalists Alyssa Lampe and Daton Fix, plus two-time Olympian Ben Provisor will be featured.

Nineteen matchups feature at least one World or Olympic medalist competing.

Alexis Elson, Katherine Berrezueta, Alessandra Elliott and Ariel Ofri-Akman each captured a title.

Eight wrestlers in men's freestyle, and five each in women's freestyle and Greco-Roman won gold.

Twelve BTSNY student-athletes qualified for the USA Wrestling National Championships in July in Fargo, North Dakota.

Seven men's freestyle and six women's freestyle matchups have been determined for the Beat the Streets New York Annual Benefit.

Ten athletes each in men's and women's freestyle and Greco-Roman will compete in the Beat the Streets New York's Annual Benefit.

Linehan has nearly 10 years of fundraising experience in the nonprofit industry.

The 2021 World champion and 2020 Olympic bronze medalist will wrestle in his first Beat the Streets New York Annual Benefit event.