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FYI... Live Match order on the UWW site: https://arena.uww.org/sport-event/show/1f066b8b-a9c4-691c-927b-61212d4ab92f/live There's a gap until we see some USA wrestlers on the mats... D3

No problem GWN! D3

In earlier repechage rnd @ 65Kg... Tirkyie's Toprak (the wrestler that had an 8-0 lead on Stanich until Luke blitzed him off the mat) went ahead and TF Uulu of Turkmenistan 10-0 in less than a min... had a nifty 4pointer thrown as well. D3

FS 92kg Conner Mirasola dominated with a 12-2 win over his GEO opponent. (Just trying to help.)

61Kg Marcus Blaze blitzed the Swiss wrestler in less than 1:30 min to a 10-0 TF and he advances. D3

Mat C... FS - 92 kg Repechage 268 (USA) Connor Robert MIRASOLA (18) (GEO) Teimuraz KOCHKIANI (20) FS - 61 kg Qualif. 269 (ARM) Sargis BEGOYAN (6) (TUR) Haci ZADE (7) FS - 61 kg Qualif. 270 (UWW) Adlan SAITIEV (15) (GBR) Danoush JOWKAR (16) FS - 61 kg Qualif. 271 (KAZ) Allan ORALBEK (23) (GEO) Saba GAMBASHIDZE (24) FS - 86 kg Qualif. 272 (POL) Bartlomiej NOWAKOWSKI (7) (JPN) Ryogo ASANO (8) FS - 86 kg Qualif. 273 (GRE) Panagiotis POLYCHRONIDIS (15) (ISR) Tomer DROZHNIAK (16) WW - 68 kg Qualif. 274 (CAN) Lene Marie Lois MCCRACKIN (9) (UWW) Liliana KAZMINA (10) WW - 68 kg Qualif. 275 (KGZ) Gulnura TASHTANBEKOVA (19) (TPE) Sheng Fang CAI (20) WW - 59 kg Qualif. 277 (TUR) Sevim AKBAS (7) (UKR) Mariia MIZIURKO (8) FS - 65 kg Repechage 278 (TUR) Abdullah TOPRAK (3) (ITA) Alessandro Dante NINI (5) FS - 79 kg Repechage 279 (GEO) Davit TCHETCHELASHVILI (3) FS - 61 kg 1/8 Final 280 (MKD) Stefan STOJKOV (8) FS - 61 kg 1/8 Final 281 (UZB) Abdulloh KHABIBULLAEV (19) FS - 86 kg 1/8 Final 282 (AZE) Tabriz BAYRAMOV (1) (IND) Mukul DAHIYA (2) FS - 86 kg 1/8 Final 283 (MDA) Alexandru BORS (11) FS - 86 kg 1/8 Final 284 (KGZ) Elnur AKYBAEV (18) WW - 57 kg 1/8 Final 285 (NED) Csilla Josefien VAN OS (6) (USA) Carissa Danielle QURESHI (7) WW - 57 kg 1/8 Final 286 (UWW) Dolzhon TSYNGUEVA (12) (IND) Tapsya TAPSYA (13) WW - 68 kg 1/8 Final 287 (CHN) Wenjin QIU (5) WW - 68 kg 1/8 Final 288 (POL) Dominika POCHOWSKA (12) WW - 68 kg 1/8 Final 289 (HUN) Maja MUNK (21) (GER) Laura KOEHLER (23) WW - 59 kg 1/8 Final 290 (MGL) Erdenebolor LKHAGVASUREN (5) WW - 59 kg 1/8 Final 291 (BUL) Viktoria Ivaylova BOYNOVA (11) (LTU) Anna TIELIEGINA (12) D3

Mat B... FS - 61 kg Qualif. 234 (USA) Marcus Glenn BLAZE (4) (SUI) Sandro Thomas HUNGERBUEHLER (5) FS - 61 kg Qualif. 235 (CHN) Anchao LU (11) (POL) Ivan OKSIUK (12) FS - 61 kg Qualif. 236 (CAN) Karson William BROWN (21) (PUR) Omar Hassan AYOUB (22) FS - 86 kg Qualif. 237 (CHN) Yuanchong YANG (3) (TUR) Ahmet YAGAN (4) FS - 86 kg Qualif. 238 (IRI) Abolfazl Yaser RAHMANI FIROUZJAEI (13) (BUL) Grigor Dianov CHERNAKOV (14) WW - 68 kg Qualif. 239 (TUR) Ayse ERKAN (7) (JPN) Ray HOSHINO (8) WW - 68 kg Qualif. 240 (KAZ) Sabina TOREY (15) (SVK) Michaela SEBOEKOVA (16) WW - 59 kg Qualif. 241 (KAZ) Anel SHOKAYEVA (3) (USA) Aubre Elizabeth KRAZER (4) WW - 59 kg Qualif. 242 (TPE) Kai Yi LI (17) (SWE) Karin Amelia SAMUELSSON (18) FS - 92 kg Repechage 244 (CAN) Michealjeet Singh GREWAL (2) FS - 61 kg 1/8 Final 245 FS - 61 kg 1/8 Final 246 (UKR) Andrii SHOKALIUK (14) FS - 61 kg 1/8 Final 247 (AZE) Farhad HAJIYEV (25) FS - 86 kg 1/8 Final 248 (UWW) Bozigit ISLAMGEREEV (6) FS - 86 kg 1/8 Final 249 (FRA) Mohammad Ali Im Alievitch UMKHADJIEV (17) WW - 57 kg 1/8 Final 250 (SWE) Tindra Olivia DALMYR (1) (NOR) Felicitas DOMAJEVA (2) WW - 57 kg 1/8 Final 251 (KOR) Eunso CHO (10) (FRA) Romaissa EL KHARROUBI (11) WW - 57 kg 1/8 Final 252 (LTU) Inna ALIMOVA (16) (CAN) Agnia KRAKOVSKA (17) WW - 68 kg 1/8 Final 253 (ANG) Joseth Sasa MAVUNGU (1) (BUL) Ilinka Atanasova STEFANOVA (2) WW - 68 kg 1/8 Final 254 (UKR) Oleksandra RYBAK (11) WW - 68 kg 1/8 Final 255 (ROU) Maria Magdalena PANTIRU (18) WW - 59 kg 1/8 Final 256 (UWW) Marta HETMANAVA (1) (UWW) Elena KUROVA (2) WW - 59 kg 1/8 Final 257 (HUN) Eda BALAZS (9) (CHN) Yifan ZHU (10) WW - 59 kg 1/8 Final 258 (ESP) Rosa MOLINA RODRIGUEZ (16) D3

Mat A... Qualif Day 3, Repechages Day 2 Mat A Upcoming Matches FS - 79 kg Repechage 198 (KGZ) Maksat TABYLDYEV (6) (UKR) Bohdan OLEKSIIENKO (5) FS - 61 kg Qualif. 199 (JPN) Takuto OSEDO (2) (BUL) Erdal Shukri GALIP (3) FS - 61 kg Qualif. 200 (ITA) Pasquale LIUZZI (9) (MDA) Vasili LAZAREV (10) FS - 61 kg Qualif. 201 (SVK) Robert Martin MESZAROS (17) (IND) Ajay Babaso KAPADE (18) FS - 86 kg Qualif. 202 (TKM) Dovletgeldi MYRADOV (9) (SUI) Nick SCHERRER (10) FS - 86 kg Qualif. 203 (GEO) Dachi PAPINASHVILI (19) (CAN) Rohit BAL (20) WW - 68 kg Qualif. 204 (MGL) Odzaya ERDENEBAT (3) (KOR) Yeonwoo SONG (4) WW - 68 kg Qualif. 205 (IND) Srishti SRISHTI (13) (BRA) Eduarda RODRIGUES BATISTA (14) WW - 59 kg Qualif. 206 (MDA) Madalina PRISACARI (13) (EGY) Rahma Magdy Hosafy BEDIWY (14) WW - 57 kg Qualif. 207 (TUR) Busra CENGIZ (3) (UZB) Sandugash DJENBAEVA (4) FS - 57 kg Repechage 208 (IRI) Arshia Bahram HADDADI (4) (KGZ) Baiaman KERIMBEKOV (3) FS - 57 kg Repechage 209 (AZE) Vasif BAGHIROV (13) FS - 61 kg 1/8 Final 210 (KGZ) Askat Zhangazievich TOKTOMATOV (1) FS - 61 kg 1/8 Final 211 (UWW) Magomedkhan MAGAMEDKHANOV (13) FS - 61 kg 1/8 Final 212 (IRI) Ahora Farhad KHATERI (20) FS - 86 kg 1/8 Final 213 (UKR) Pavlo VASKOVSKYI (5) FS - 86 kg 1/8 Final 214 (KAZ) Kassymzhomart ALIN (12) FS - 86 kg 1/8 Final 215 (USA) Maxwell Ryan MCENELLY (21) (ARM) Razmik YEPREMYAN (22) WW - 57 kg 1/8 Final 216 (UWW) Darya ILYASEVICH (5) WW - 57 kg 1/8 Final 217 (KAZ) Anna STRATAN (8) (CHN) Rixiwangmu RIXIWANGMU (9) WW - 57 kg 1/8 Final 218 (HUN) Anna KOEBLO (14) (JPN) Sowaka UCHIDA (15) WW - 68 kg 1/8 Final 219 (USA) Jordyn Rae FOUSE (6) WW - 68 kg 1/8 Final 220 (SRB) Masa PEROVIC (17) WW - 59 kg 1/8 Final 221 (JPN) Sakura ONISHI (6) WW - 59 kg 1/8 Final 222 (AZE) Hiunai HURBANOVA (15) D3

Sorry I'm a bit late this morning as we're off and running on day 3... D3

Diatta gets the first takedown.

Acquisitions. (Buys stuff for the AF.) Financially interesting. I guess.

How dare you! Donald Duck is quite real. Speaks just fine for a duck. And is not that hard to understand. I get that you're politically supercharged... but ripping on Donald Duck is over the line. Too far.

Sadulaev was literally a world champ at his optimal weight twelve months ago. He only goes 97 for Olympic purposes and because he wanted to take on Snyder who was on the same path. When he goes 97 he looks like he eats pancakes for breakfast... everyday. Give respect where respect is due. 39 years old post-cadets? Don't care. BAMF. GOAT convo.

Actually, that’s probably the most important thing Muhammad ever said. At least it stopped the killing of one poor animal, just like all the others who end up trapped by cruel people, among those who believe in him. Honestly, I hope anyone who eats animals, hurts them, or cages birds has to face the fire of life - because heaven and hell are all right here in this world.

Of course, you forgot to mention one more rock-solid reason you’re definitely a happy old man: your wife went wild yesterday and threw some cilantro in the soup along with the parsley.

A good team like Mizzou never never had a chance at a title before this craziness.

Aye, we are currently in the run for 6 of 8. Three medals from Day 1 and U think we'll get three from Day 2 as well.

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You just aren't thinking creatively enough.

He could hire a big guy like Rademacher to bounce squatters and deadbeats from his housing projects.

Trump said it best. When world leaders fly into our capital they see a dump. Shitty roads, homeless encampments and garbage everywhere. As the leader of the free world your capital city needs to be your advertisement not a shithole like it’s become. Clean it up and then move in to the rest of the shithole inner cities.

Our junior guys have been awful this year. I don't know what's going on but there is a huge coaching problem at all levels it seems. Dabir needs to be held accountable, especially if we perform poorly at senior worlds this year. Alizadeh lost to greece? Mamivand can't do a single leg? Its actually hilarious how bad our freestyle guys are. When you have Cox and Taylor coaching compared to our randoms this is what happens. If you want world champions you need to be coached by world champions not guys who can barely podium at Asians. Dabir now can't hide behind "team titles" he has completely lost all credibility in his coaching appointments. There are 50 uncles in the outskirts of Mazandaran who can coach these guys better.

If Asics or Rudis wanted to pay him it would be reasonable but last I checked Bob doesn't run a business that would benefit from using a wrestler

Taking 4 and the under isn't crazy. Assuming you'd get a push if it lands on 4 that's a lot of medalists. There's a world where Spencer is our only medalist (there's also like 6 guys who are going to win some matches and very well could end up with a bronze).

Otto Olson was the man. This old interview with him is gold....