Anthony Knox Jr. stripped of New Jersey wrestling title in end to lengthy high school brawl saga

Controversial New Jersey wrestler Anthony Knox Jr. had his state championship and Region 7 wrestling championship he won in 2025 taken away by the New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association recently, new court documents revealed Monday.
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Controversial New Jersey wrestler Anthony Knox Jr. had his state championship and Region 7 wrestling championship he won in 2025 taken away by the New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association recently, new court documents revealed Monday. The NJSIAA controversies committee voted in an 8-0 decision May 26 to strip him of his titles over violations of the NJSIAA’s sportsmanship policy and bench rule related to a February 2025 brawl at the N.J. District 25 Wrestling Tournament at Collingswood High School, which also involved his father, Anthony Knox Sr.
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- Controversial New Jersey wrestler Anthony Knox Jr. had his state championship and Region 7 wrestling championship he won in 2025 taken away by the New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association recently, new court documents revealed Monday.
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