In an action-packed day at the Olympic Wrestling Semifinals and Finals, Team USA's Kyle Dake claimed the bronze medal in the 74 kg weight category, while Kyle Snyder and Kennedy Blades advanced to the gold medal finals in their respective weight divisions. The matches took place on Day 6, with intense wrestling action beginning at 12:15 PM EST.

Dake, competing in the 74 kg weight category, faced off against Serbia's Hetik Cabolov in the bronze medal match. After a hard-fought battle, Dake emerged victorious with a remarkable 10-4 win. Cabolov started strong with a 4-1 lead, but Dake showed tremendous resilience. In a stunning turn of events, Dake executed a powerful move, earning five points followed by a two-point turn, securing the bronze medal in impressive fashion.

Meanwhile, Kyle Snyder was up against Akhmed Tazhudinov from Bahrain in the 97 kg weight category semifinals. Despite Snyder's valiant efforts, Tazhudinov emerged as the winner with a 6-4 victory. Snyder fought hard in the final moments of the match, scoring crucial points, but it was not enough to overturn Tazhudinov's lead. Nevertheless, Snyder's exceptional performance throughout the tournament has earned him a spot in the history of Olympic wrestling.

In the women's 76 kg weight category, Kennedy Blades showcased her skills against Aiperi Medet Kyzy from Kyrgyzstan in the semifinals. Blades displayed incredible resilience, securing an 8-6 win after a grueling match. With an early lead of 6-2, Blades managed to hold off Kyzy's late comeback, securing her place in the gold medal finals. Her impressive performance has put her one step closer to Olympic glory.

On the men's side, Givi Matcharashvili from Georgia emerged victorious in the 97 kg weight category semifinals, defeating Magomedkhan Magomedov from Azerbaijan with a dominant 5-0 victory. Matcharashvili displayed exceptional defense, preventing Magomedov from scoring any points throughout the match. His skillful performance secured him a spot in the gold medal finals.

In the women's 76 kg weight category, Yuka Kagami from Japan outperformed Tatiana Renteria from Colombia, securing a 4-2 win and a place in the gold medal finals. Kagami executed a flawless low single to a gut wrench, earning her crucial points that proved to be the difference in the match.

With these remarkable performances, Kyle Dake's bronze medal, and the advancement of Kyle Snyder and Kennedy Blades to the gold medal finals, Team USA continues to make its mark at the Olympic Wrestling Semifinals and Finals. The athletes have demonstrated exceptional skill and determination, solidifying their place among the world's best wrestlers. As the competition progresses, anticipation grows for the high-stakes matches that will ultimately determine who takes home the coveted gold medals in the Paris Olympics 2024.