Gable Steveson, the 25-year-old Olympic gold medalist, revealed during a New Year’s appearance on the Joe Rogan Experience that he is targeting the UFC White House card on June 14, 2026, for his promotional debut.
Gable Steveson has set his sights on the MMA world, and 2026 could be the year he really breaks through. The 2020 Olympic gold medalist in freestyle wrestling has shifted his focus to MMA after brief spells in American football and WWE.
Despite announcing his retirement back in June of last year, Jon Jones‘ name was swiftly in the mix when people were talking about the potential fight card for the UFC White House event.
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Former Olympic heavyweight wrestling champion Gable Steveson is wasting zero time announcing himself as a problem in MMA. Steveson improved to 2–0 as a professional mixed martial artist on Sunday night, needing just 24 seconds to flatten Kevin Hein in the main event of APFC 21, a card promoted by former UFC champion Anthony Pettis.
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That’s two knockouts in under two minutes in his first two MMA bouts for Gable Steveson! And the UFC title conversations are already firing up. After the former NCAA standout and Olympian made a successful debut in LFA, the 25-year-old heavyweight shocked the world by flatlining Billy Swanson in just 15 seconds at DBX 4.
Gable Steveson didn’t waste any time for his second MMA win over the weekend, knocking out Kevin Hein in 24 seconds. The 2020 Olympic Gold Medalist two-time NCAA wrestling champion is now 2-0 in his young pro MMA career.
Gable Steveson, mentored by former UFC heavyweight champion Jon Jones, has done it again. The Olympic gold medalist wrestler continued his flawless transition into mixed martial arts after debuting at LFA 217 in September, where he stopped Braden Peterson via first-round TKO in under two minutes.
Former Gophers wrestling star Gable Steveson has signed on for another professional mixed martial arts (MMA) fight for later this month. He's expected to fight under the Anthony Pettis Fighting Championship (APFC) promotion on Sunday, Nov.
As an amateur wrestler, Gable Steveson made tremendous strides across the wrestling world. At only early 2o’s, the Minnesota native became a five-time All-American, Olympic gold medalist, and NCAA champion: achievements so rare that only a handful of athletes can claim them.
Olympic gold medalist Gable Steveson secured a 13-second knockout against Billy Swanson in his debut at The Dirty Boxing Championship, as he called for a UFC contract. The stoppage took place at DBX4 in front of UFC matchmaker Mick Maynard, while his coach, Jon Jones, watched in the background.
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DBX 4 featured multiple highlight finishes across divisions. One heavyweight performance stole the spotlight. The event drew attention from major MMA figures.
Olympic gold medalist Gable Steveson needed only 15 seconds to prove his hands are as dangerous as his wrestling. Headlining DBX 4 at The Pinnacle in Nashville, Steveson iced veteran heavyweight Billy Swanson with a blistering right left combo, followed by a flurry capped by a savage uppercut that sent Swanson crashing to the canvas.
UFC fans have been buzzing ever since Olympic gold medalist Gable Steveson dominated his MMA debut at LFA 217 last month. Competing in Prior Lake, Minnesota, Steveson needed just 98 seconds to secure a first-round TKO over Braden Peterson, exhibiting his smooth transition from wrestling to mixed martial arts.
The UFC heavyweight division is going forward without Jon Jones, but one person isn’t sitting on the sidelines. ‘Bones’ has moved his attention away from chasing titles.
Olympic gold medalist Gable Steveson is wasting no time staying active in combat sports. Fresh off his MMA debut earlier this month, Steveson will headline Dirty Boxing Championship 4 on Oct.
The MMA world is buzzing after an unexpected announcement from Jon Jones, but not in the way fans might have imagined. While many expected some serious updates on Jones’ future comeback to the Octagon and possibly at the White House stage, he instead announced a surprising new focus: coaching.
Gable Steveson’s transition to mixed martial arts was one of the most anticipated debuts in recent years and he didn’t disappoint. The Olympic gold medalist wrestler made quick work of Braden Peterson in the main event of LFA 217 at Mystic Lake Casino in Prior Lake, Minnesota, earning a TKO victory at 1:38 of Round 1.
Gable Steveson introduced himself with authority on Friday in his MMA debut at LFA 217. Steveson defeated Braden Peterson via TKO just over a minute and a half into the first round.
Gable Steveson, the heavy favorite to win a third career NCAA championship, was stunned in the final seconds of the heavyweight championship match by Oklahoma State's Wyatt Hendrickson on Saturday night.
PHILADELPHIA | Gable Steveson, the Minnesota wrestler chasing his third NCAA Wrestling title, has marveled from afar at what Penn State wrestling has achieved recently.
The 2025 Big Ten Wrestling Championships take place this weekend in Evanston, Illinois. Penn State is the overwhelming favorite to leave with the team championship, but Gophers legend Gable Steveson is looking to become the first heavyweight to win four individual Big Ten titles.
Gable Steveson made his long-awaited return to amateur wrestling on Friday night but if you blinked, you probably missed it. The two-time national champion
Just a few months after trading in the wrestling mat for the gridiron (with a brief stint in the squared circle in between), Gable Steveson is returning to the sport that allowed him to first achieve national prominence.
One of the greatest collegiate wrestlers in history is returning to the University of Minnesota. Olympic gold medalist, two-time NCAA champion and two-time Hodge Trophy winner Gable Steveson is returning to the Gophers for a fifth season, he and the program announced on Tuesday.
Mike Garafolo reports that the Bills are waiving former Olympic and professional wrestler DL Gable Steveson as part of their roster cuts. Garafolo adds that Steveson is a developmental prospect and will likely wind up on a practice squad either for the Bills or another NFL team.