Nothing was going to stop Anthony Knox from getting his moment to celebrate his place in New Jersey wrestling lore. Not sportsmanship. Not legal action and not anything or anyone in Boardwalk Hall, where Knox turned the famed arena into his own personal palace Saturday during an afternoon filled with celebration in Atlantic City.

Anthony Knox Jr. has won three straight state titles, but was disqualified after a fight broke out in Collingswood last month.

Anthony Knox, the embattled wrestler that was embroiled in a national controversy for his involvement in a brawl at a postseason tournament three weeks ago, will compete for a historic fourth state championship Saturday night in Atlantic City.

Embattled St. John Vianney wrestler Anthony Knox Jr., who became a lightning rod for bad behavior in high school sports over the past two weeks, made history on the mat Saturday. Putting aside the distractions,

A New Jersey high school wrestler won his fourth straight state championship Saturday amid swirling controversy.

Anthony Knox won a controversial court decision that allowed him to wrestle in New Jersey state tournament. He won his 4th straight title.

Shore will be wrestling for boys state championships Saturday at Boardwalk Hall - including Anthony Knox bidding for an historic 4th title.

The last man standing between Anthony Knox and an historic fourth state wrestling title is Bergen Catholic junior Nathan Braun. Knox will vie to become the state’s fifth four-time state champion on Sunday afternoon when he faces Braun in the NJSIAA/IBEW Local 102 126-pound state final.