Trump's NCAA Wrestling Visit Draws Cheers, Boos, and Protests in Philadelphia

The former president's appearance at the championships highlighted his polarizing presence, with supporters praising his promotion of wrestling and opponents staging demonstrations.

Donald Trump attended the NCAA Wrestling Championships in Philadelphia, receiving a mix of cheers, chants of 'USA!', standing ovations, and some boos from the crowd.
Protests outside the Wells Fargo Center included an 'anti-fascist tailgate' and anti-Trump demonstrations, countered by smaller pro-Trump gatherings.
Trump was seated alongside prominent figures such as Elon Musk, Senator Dave McCormick, and Representative Jim Jordan during the event.
Oklahoma State wrestler Wyatt Hendrickson saluted Trump after winning the heavyweight final, draping himself in an American flag and hugging the former president.
The event, marking the championships' return to Philadelphia after 14 years, attracted an estimated 110,000 attendees over three days, with Trump's presence framed as support for the sport's growth.