#TeamUSATuesday: Catching up with National Team member Anthony Ashnault

Aug 25, 2020, 11:23 AM (ET)

by Mike Willis, USA Wrestling

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On this edition of #TeamUSATuesday, we caught up with Men’s Freestyle National Team member Anthony Ashnault. A 2019 NCAA champion for Rutgers, Ashnault is currently No. 3 on the National Team at 70 kg, although he plans to compete at 65 kg for the Olympic Team Trials.

In this interview, Anthony discusses how he’s dealt with injuries throughout his career, his preparation to make 65 kg and the significance of winning the New Jersey state tournament as an undersized freshman.

Watch the full interview below:

#TeamUSATuesday: Catching up with National Team member Anthony Ashnault

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#TeamUSATuesday: Catching up with National Team member Anthony Ashnault

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