Wrestling

One of the great things about living in the Pacific Northwest is we have some of the best sports talent and athletes right here in our area. Relentless Wrestling highlights not only the best wrestlers in the Pacific Northwest but they also bring in wrestlers from around the world including people who have wrestled in WWE, AEW, New Japan, and all other major promotions Relentless Wrestling has ano

Since the late 1800s and through the turn of the century, pro wrestling has been a staple form of entertainment. From side shows at carnivals to your television screen, pro wrestling has been a part of pop culture for over 100 years. Part of that boom may have came from the introduction of the television where they would broadcast the local wrestling matches to families to help expand the reach of

You'll see international luchadors like AEW Star AAA Maga Champion El Hijo del Vikingo, Ultimo Dragon, Juventud Guerrera, and many more!

It's been a while since Yakima has seen pro wrestling live at the Yakima Valley Sundome. Fortunately, thanks to Seattle-based pro wrestling federation, DEFY, they're bringing top talent from around the world straight to Yakima for an action-packed evening...

Bryan Danielson returns to the ring for AEW and brings a huge challenge to Kenny Omega the AEW champion.

David Taylor scored a double-leg takedown with 17 seconds remaining to beat Iran’s Hassan Yazdani 4-3 and claim the gold medal in the freestyle 86-kilogram class.

Stanford is dropping 11 sports amid financial difficulties caused by the coronavirus pandemic. Stanford projected a deficit of more than $25 million in the 2021 fiscal year.

In a statement posted on the Washington Interscholastic Activities Associtation's website, the 2019 boys and girls wrestling regionals have been canceled due to the poor weather expected in the Northwest.

Budget cutbacks hits Eastern Michigan University, who is dropping softball, men's swimming and diving, women's tennis and wrestling after the spring season.

The Granger High Boys Wrestling squad was named the 2016 'Team Of the Year" by the Yakima Valley Sports Commission at the 15th annual Yakima Valley Sports Awards Luncheon held earlier today at the Yakima Convention Center. The ceremony honors high school teams, athletes and coaches in over 20 different sports. Winners are voted on by the Sports Department from the Yakima Herald Republic. Read