Kyle Dake becomes oldest U.S. world wrestling champion in Kazakhstan

Kyle Dake, at age 35, won the 86kg title at the World Wrestling Championships in Astana, Kazakhstan, making him the oldest U.S. wrestler to achieve this feat. The U.S. secured medals in nine out of ten men's freestyle weight classes, a historic accomplishment for a single World Championships. Other American wrestlers also took home bronze in three weight classes, while Spencer Lee, Levi Haines, and Trent Hidlay are set to compete for gold medals on the final day of the championships. If James Green captures a medal in his repechage matches, it would mark the first time the U.S. has earned medals across all men's freestyle divisions at one worlds.

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