Gable Steveson

Wrestler, Mixed Martial Artist

American Apple Valley, Minnesota

Quick Info

ProfessionWrestler, Mixed Martial Artist
NationalityAmerican
Date of Birth31/05/2000
Age26 years
BirthplaceApple Valley, Minnesota

Latest News about Gable Steveson

23/03/2025

Steveson lost the heavyweight final at the 2025 NCAA Wrestling Championships to Oklahoma State's Wyatt Hendrickson by a narrow 5-4 score. He entered the event as the top seed and was aiming for a third NCAA title after returning for an additional collegiate season.

09/03/2025

Gable Steveson won his fourth career Big Ten title at the 2025 Big Ten Championships, becoming the first heavyweight in conference history to reach that mark. The victory also extended his winning streak and added another major milestone to his collegiate wrestling resume.

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Bio/Wiki

Olympic gold medalist in freestyle wrestling.
Graduate Student at the University of Minnesota.
2021 Tokyo Olympic Gold Medalist (125kg)
Three-time Age-Group World Champion
Two-time Dan Hodge Trophy winner
Two-time NCAA Division I National Champion
Four-time Big Ten Conference Champion
Five-time All-American
Youngest freestyle wrestler to win Olympic gold at super heavyweight (125 kg) at age 21

Physical Stats & More

Height6'1"
Weight265 lbs

Family

Brothers
  • John Steveson
  • Bobby Steveson

Career

Wrestling
High SchoolApple Valley High School - 4x State Champion
CollegeUniversity of Minnesota - 2x NCAA Champion (2021,2022), 4x Big Ten Champion (2020,2021,2022,2025), 5x All-American, 2x Dan Hodge Trophy
International2021 Tokyo Olympic Gold Medalist (125kg), 3x Age-Group World Champion
Additional Notes2017 Junior World champion, 2016 Cadet World champion
Professional WrestlingWWE (NIL deal 2021)
MMA3-0-0 record (as of 2026)
OtherNFL - Buffalo Bills

Some Lesser Known Facts

1. Started wrestling in Portage, Indiana
2. 171-match win streak in high school
3. Youngest super heavyweight Olympic gold medalist at 21
4. Best winning percentage in Gopher history (.972)
5. Only five-time All-American in Gophers wrestling history
6. Only wrestler in Big Ten history to win four heavyweight titles
7. First American super-heavyweight to win freestyle Olympic gold since Bruce Baumgartner in 1992
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