Michele,
Fuel, air, and spark.
Fuel: sounds good, and you've replaced most of the fuel system, but the carb (pretty simple plastic carbs on these) might have something gunking it up. Try soaking the carb (submerge the little plastic jet) and let it sit for a half hour or so. Soak up what is left with a rag and try a restart.
Air: try starting with the air filter off. Don't run it for too long, but if it starts right up with it off, then you know there is some kind of restriction there. New filters are pretty cheap.
Spark: Pull the plug out and reconnect to the plug cable. Hold it with channel locks or the likes and try and start it. You should be able to see a visible spark. If not, it could be the coil or stator, both of which are prone to failure.
A few other tricks if none of the above helped:
Starting fluid. A short (half second) shot down straight into the carb. If it turns over but dies again, try 2-3 more times. If nothing then, you're probably still having some fuel problems. If that's the case (and with that many new fuel components) it might just be bad gas. Drain the tank and throw some 89 grade in there.
Other things to check if none of that helped.
Electrical: some contact cleaner on all your main ignition switches might help
Exhaust: check that nothing is clogging up the muffler
Mechanical: Flip the mower up on it's side and make sure everything moves pretty freely in neutral with the blades disengaged. It might be something binding and the motor doesnt have enough power to overcome some bind and is dying.
Beyond that, you might need a professional diagnosis.
Best of luck
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How does your float and the needle valve on your carb look like? seated properly? Stuck? Fuel in the float bowl? When engine number is it?
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