David Taylor (front) tries to score on Aaron Brooks in the 86-kilogram men's freestyle best-of-three championship series during the U.S. Olympic Team Trials at the Bryce Jordan Center April 20 ...

David Taylor had been on his way to make history at the 2024 World Wrestling Championships. After all, the realm of wrestling does not see stars return to the mat after announcing retirement ...

Tokyo Olympic wrestling gold medalist David Taylor plans to retire — for a second time this year — after the world championships in two weeks. “This is it,” Taylor said Monday when asked what his ...

CHIBA, Japan — David Taylor was about to lose the gold medal, the one thing he had wanted for years, that he had worked for endlessly. The last seconds of this 86-kilogram (189.5-pound ...

Before David Taylor was a two-time NCAA champ, Olympic champ and World champ, he was a four-time Ohio high school state winner who planned to be a Cyclone. Taylor intended to go to Iowa State ...

"It's an honor to be in this position, and I'm extremely grateful," David Taylor said, reflecting on his new role as a coach. Three months into his major shift from wrestling to coaching ...

U.S. wrestler David Taylor, among the most decorated Penn State athletes in history, lived up to his "Magic Man" nickname once again to win his first Olympic gold medal Thursday in Tokyo.

As David Taylor pondered whether to leave State College and become the wrestling coach at Oklahoma State this past spring, the Cowboys’ brass flew into town to meet with Taylor at his home.

PHOTOS: David Taylor through the years The “Magic Man” David Taylor, a 2009 Graham High School graduate, trailed most of the match but scored a two-point takedown with about 17 seconds ...