Who's Number One
FloWrestling folkstyle tournament featuring top-ranked recruits and competitors. Every Wrestling Weekly story on Who's Number One, newest first. 9 stories since September 2026.
- Tsarni beats Carini in OT at 190, takes over No. 1
The U17 World finalist takes the No. 1 ranking at 190 as Mangano, Dube and Wenrich also win in Stillwater.
- Mangano upsets No. 1 Dean Anderson 9-4 at Who's Number One
GlobalWrestOrder moves the Penn State commit to No. 1 at 138 after his second straight win over Anderson.
- Who's #1 106 and 113 matches are off, per Basch
Basch says an effort to get Loren and Restivo on the mat did not work out.
- Deputy and Woode miss weight at Who's Number One
Basch floated Evan Restivo vs Luke Loren as a fill-in, but nothing is official.
- Who's #1 creator rips Flo, says the event lost its soul
MatScoutWillie says Flo had the event on a silver platter, while Justin Basch and Flo keep adding matches to the Sept. 26 card.
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- Basch questions Reynolds' Who's #1 spot after 0-3 at Elite 8
Braylon Reynolds is booked opposite Jesse Grajeda at 144 on Sept. 26, and Justin Basch put the invite up for debate.
- Anderson beats No. 1 Borge 3-2 in UTB at 138
MatScoutWillie called No. 1 settled, then conceded it only holds until Super 32, where both are entered.
- WNO adds Melvin Miller vs Cam Howard, No. 1s in 2027 and 2028
Justin Basch frames it as the overall No. 1 recruit in the Class of 2027 against the No. 1 in 2028.
- Flo announces first Who's Number One matches, O'Farrill vs Aquila at 175
Justin Basch compiled the four matchups Flo has announced, and only one of them has a weight attached so far.
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