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Jordan Burroughs

The greatest American wrestler of all time

Jordan Burroughs went three and a half years without a single loss; his 69-match streak is the longest in American history. His titles include an Olympic medal, six world championships, and four Pan American championships, and he is just the fourth wrestler ever to win an NCAA Championship and World Championship in the same year.

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PROFESSIONAL BIOGRAPHY

• 2012 Olympic gold medalist
• 6x World Champion
• Longest winning streak in American history, at 69 matches
• 3x World Championships bronze medalist
• 4x Pan American Champion
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PERSONAL BIOGRAPHY

As a kid, Jordan’s interest in wrestling was inspired by World Wrestling Federation wrestlers like Ultimate Warrior and Macho Man Randy Savage. He went on to compete at the University of Nebraska, where he was undefeated in both his Junior and Senior seasons, and was a two-time National Champion and the Hodge Trophy winner (wrestling’s Heisman trophy). Jordan won his first World Championship in 2011 and became an Olympic gold medalist in 2012.

Jordan and his wife, Lauren, are the proud parents of five children. They live in Philadelphia.
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