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Who would’ve guessed out of Haines, Carr, and Lee that Levi would be the one in the Semis?
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Funeral ads on World champ stream
Dark Energy replied to Dark Energy's topic in International Wrestling
Argh. So we aren’t seeing the same ads? I thought I was good. But …. Perhaps AI knows something I don’t! Watching on Sony TV / Google TV Flo app. -
Agree. He should have shut it down after the 4-pointer got challenged. 5-1 lead - make Valiev generate his own offense. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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If that is the order in which you are doing these things than I'm impressed
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you got up 45 minutes before wrestling started? Way more aggressive than me - I've been rollin w/ the 4:10 am alarm (take the dog out, make a cup of tea, and hit the bathroom)
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2025 Senior World Championships: Day Two Session One Results
InterMat Staff posted an article in International
Here are the results from the first session of day two at the 2025 Senior World Championships. We'll have a more thorough recap after the medal matches this afternoon. 57 kg Round of 16: Spencer Lee over Yusuf Demir (Turkiye) 10-0 Quarterfinals: Arsen Harutuyan (Armenia) over Spencer Lee 14-3 74 kg Round of 32: David Carr over Rasul Shapiev (North Macedonia) 9-5 Round of 16: David Carr over Ramazan Ramazanov (Bulgaria) 10-0 Quarterfinals: Cherman Valiev (Albania) over David Carr 7-5 79 kg Round of 32: Levi Haines over Khidir Saipudinov (Bahrain) 5-2 Round of 16: Levi Haines over Bumgue Seo (South Korea) 10-0 Quarterfinals: Levi Haines over Akhmed Usmanov (UWW - Russia) 3-2 Semifinal Matchup: Levi Haines vs. Suldkhuu Olonbayar (Mongolia) 92 kg Round of 32: Trent Hidlay over Redjep Hajdari (North Macedonia) 11-1 Round of 16: Trent Hidlay over Samuel Scherrer (Switzerland) 10-0 Quarterfinals: Trent Hidlay over Miriani Maisuradze (Georgia) 6-1 Semifinal Matchup: Trent Hidlay vs. Osman Nurmagomedov (Azerbaijan) -
No reason for Carr to take that shot when he was up 5 to 3. Aliev showing no offense whatsoever. Even the shot at 5-1 you could see he was just trying to hold on and get a stalemate because Valiev had great defense and he did score 2 there. Not a smart match for Carr in the second period.
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Cold pizza, PBR, and the semis are an 18 mile run away personally
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Up since 1a for me. It’s now 6:24a. Time to make breakfast and catch a nap. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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I haven’t seen any. Ads are driven by the user’s internet activity. Is everything OK in your life right now? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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HEY... I'm hungry. I've been up since 3:45am & I have smoked salmon & Philly cream cheese waitin' for me in the fridge. Chowtime! See ya @ 10:30am... D3
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agreed; needed to be smarter
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Day 2 momeni 57 eliminated no surprise. 74 - younes loses a one sided match to takahashi , no surprise 79 - nokhodi looks flat but is in the semi. Most of this weight class has not looked great. I wouldn't mind seeing the greek win it. 92 - firouzpour in the semi final.
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Because liberals, during their mostly peaceful protests, burn cities to the ground and loot when they are mad. -
Meanwhile... is Iran running away w/ the team score? D3
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I can't stand the way valiev wrestles... it just never seems like he does anything and somehow pulls out these kind of wins
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What could've been for the USA... what could of been. D3
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Every point scored in the second period was a result of a Carr shot. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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Coupled w/ Valiev's defense as well. Lethal combo. D3
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I thought the opposite. He shot himself out of the match.
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The Albanian takes it. He has to hope that Valiev wins in the semis. (Same for Lee w/ Hartunyan) D3
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Carr stopped wrestling after 3:00 minutes and it cost him.
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18 secs behind 7-5 D3
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I ate it, too.
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