wrestling

Willoughby-born pro wrestler Michael Hutter has started Exodus Pro Wrestling, a new company based in Cleveland. His family-friendly attraction seeks to find fans amid a crowded entertainment marketplace.

Both sports have been played in Ohio for years, but recognition as an “emerging sport” means the girls and boys will be able to compete in the OHSAA state championship tournaments.

Following its earlier move to allow students to participate in fall sports—a reversal of its initial decision—the Akron Board of Education gives the OK for winter sports amid the worsening COVID-19 pandemic.

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The new Netflix documentary "Zion" tells the story of a Northeast Ohio wrestler who was born without legs. Filmed while Zion Clark was still a student at…