Freestyle wrestling was an event first contested at the 2018 Commonwealth Games, where Team England secured three bronze medals.
The sport returned once again to the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham in 2022.
In a head to head face off, contenders grapple, throw and pin their opponents in a battle of strength, technique and strategy.
Four years ago it was bronze for Georgina Nelthorpe and after waiting all that time to defend her position, she again bagged a spot on the podium winning her bronze medal match against Sierra Leone's Madusu Koroma in just 23 seconds.
Bronze also went to Mandhir Kooner in the Men’s Freestyle 125kg and George Ramm in the Freestyle 65kg. For Ramm, it was a fairy-tale ending as he immediately announced his retirement from the sport saying: “I’m done now, I'm finished. I’m retired, that was the last one.
Can Charlie Bowling win bronze for Team England? Fighting against Mauritius, putting pressure on, leaving no time for his opponent to defend, exposing the back and manages to lead with a leg lace, securing the final two points of the match - Charlie Bowling wins bronze in the men's 65kg class.
Wrestling was first introduced to the Commonwealth Games as a men's only sport at the first Games in Hamilton 1930. The sport has now grown from 3 countries, to 17, and this progression isn't ending anytime soon, hoping for this participation rate to develop each cycle.
Wrestling was held at Coventry Stadium at Birmingham 2022.