A high school wrestler, who was banned from competing after he was arrested for entering a brawl alongside his dad at a tournament, is now eligible again.
New Jersey high school wrestler Anthony Knox Jr., a top-ranked 126-pound wrestler with a 136-1 record, was initially banned from competing in the state tournament after a brawl involving him and his father during the District 25 Wrestling Tournament. However, a Mercer County Superior Court judge reversed the ban, allowing Knox Jr. to compete for a fourth straight state title. The state championships will take place next weekend.
