WRESTLING

In February, Landon Marsh took home the 182 pound title at the UIL State Wrestling Tournament in Cypress, adding to a growing family legacy at New Braunfels.

This is a story that seems too good to be true. But it's very much true.

High school wrestlers from across the greater San Antonio area travel to the Berry Center in Cypress on Friday morning for the UIL State tournament, looking to punch their tickets to Saturday's championship rounds.

Highlights and reaction from the UIL Region 4-6A wrestling championships on Saturday afternoon at Littleton Gym, as area wrestlers compete for regional titles and berths in this year's state tournament.

High School wrestlers from San Antonio and Austin took to the mats at the Alamo Convocation Center on Saturday afternoon for the District 14-5A Wrestling Championships looking to punch their tickets to next week's UIL Regional Tournament.

High School wrestlers from the San Antonio area took to the mats at Reagan High School on Saturday evening for the District 14-6A Wrestling Championships looking to punch their tickets to next week's UIL Regional Tournament.

A Bexar County Sheriff’s deputy is not letting his day job stop him from following his passion as a Lucha Libre luchador. Roger Musquiz, 54, has been at the BCSO for over 20 years.

After a COVID-shortened season, three San Antonio area wrestlers are bringing home state titles from the Berry Center in Cypress at the UIL Class 6A State Wrestling Championships.

It’s a 4-year-old’s birthday party on the South Side of San Antonio. Isis Salazar, Mason’s older sister, shared the moment in full on social media. Additionally, Salazar said that she and her family exercised caution during the event to ensure the safety of those who attended Mason’s birthday party. “I would like to say (that) we were all safe during the birthday party for my brother. — WWE (@WWE) December 29, 2020A dream birthday party for any WWE fan 😆(via @Iceesis) pic.twitter.com/TuqoHxL3eS — SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) December 28, 2020Related: One of San Antonio’s youngest residents may become your new favorite musician

The wrestling world has come together to remember the life and legacy of Jon Huber, who died at the age of 41, according to reports from management and his family. All Elite Wrestling, Huber’s most recent wrestling league, released the following statement following his death:“The All Elite Wrestling family is heartbroken. “After being set free from the family, Harper authored an impressive singles run that culminated with him defeating Dolph Ziggler for the Intercontinental Championship. 😢#RipBrodieLee — The Usos (@WWEUsos) December 27, 2020This is a great glimpse into the early days of Jon Huber’s career. Related: Wrestling world remembers Joe Laurinaitis, WWE’s Road Warrior Animal