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Gable Steveson won his gold medal in Tokyo 2020 for freestyle wrestling
According to journalist Adam Schefter "Gable Steveson, an Olympic gold medalist and one of the most dominant college wrestlers in NCAA history, is signing with the Bills, per his agent Carter Chow, Steveson now will try to join Bob Hayes as the only athlete to win a Super Bowl ring and an Olympic gold medal."
Although Steveson has never played professional football in a day in his life, he is willing to take on the impressive feat of stopping the offensive onslaught of some of the top-tier teams in the NFL like the Chiefs, Eagles, Cowboys, and more.
"The 6-foot-1, 275-pound Gable Steveson is expected to play defensive line, something he hasn't done before during his athletic career. In fact, the first time Steveson ever put on a pair of cleats was at a recent workout for the Bills." Said the journalist.
Steveson won the gold medal at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics in freestyle wrestling and then decided to join the WWE as Olympic gold-medal-winning WWE legend Kurt Angle did after his golden glory but did not like the experience at The Great American Bash hosted by the NXT franchise that he tried for, and the World Wrestling Entertainment company released his contract.