Wrestling in the U.S. is incredibly diverse, with each style offering a unique set of challenges and strategies. Collegiate folkstyle wrestling is popular in high schools and colleges, focusing on control and pinning. Freestyle and Greco-Roman, which are the international formats, emphasize different aspects—freestyle allows more freedom in attacking the opponent’s legs, while Greco-Roman focuses on throws and upper-body techniques. Jordan Burroughs, a standout in freestyle, has brought home multiple World and Olympic titles, solidifying his place in history. Each style plays a crucial role in developing wrestlers with varying skill sets, making American wrestling competitive on the global stage.