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  2. Interviewed_at_Weehawken
    sick
  3. red viking
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  7. Truzzcat
    Nobody that was active this year at the weight could argue kyle,JB,KOT potentially I think JB medals against the same field and kyle wins that field not sure about KOT.
  8. nhs67
    Who is better than Levi, domestically, at 79 KG?
  9. nhs67
    Trent was never down 8-0.
  10. nhs67
    It could end up being like what Cardenas had to do this last season. They do their four, then transfer out for their last one. What would stop them from doing five, if they play the system? Only wrestle the last semester their Junior and Senior seasons, so they're still 'only' there for eight semesters? How is the rule actually written?
  11. nhs67
    I saw something of this the other day from Bielema (Illinois current HFC). I think if there is some sort of possibility that it could be a reality within the next few seasons, then the guys who can go now, should. Let the best man wrestle.
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  13. Gene Mills Fan
    whoa bad night! what exactly is a bowling slur an inanimate object falling over
  14. ATKreATK
    I dont think anything was more impressive than the overall performance by the Iranians. But that Hidlay comeback was awful close. I was truly impressed with the development displayed from Zahid. Hes a whole new animal.
  15. InterMat Staff
    More information about "2025 Senior World Championships: Final Results"
    These are the final results for the medal round matches at the 2025 Senior World Championships in all three styles. Plus score from each team race. UWW teams are not included. Men’s Freestyle Team Rankings 1. Iran 145 2. USA 134 3. Japan 111 4. Azerbaijan 83 5. Bahrain 53 6. Kazakhstan 48 7. Kyrgyzstan 41 8. North Korea 35 9. Mongolia 30 9. Uzbekistan 30 57 kg Gold Medal Match: Chongsong Han (North Korea) over Bekzat Almaz Uulu (Kyrgyzstan) 12-9 Bronze Medal Match: Arsen Harutyunyan (Armenia) over Roman Bravo-Young (Mexico) 7-4 Bronze Medal Match: Gulomjon Abdullaev (Uzbekistan) over Vladimir Egorov (North Macedonia) 3-1 61 kg Gold Medal Match: Zavur Uguev (Albania) over Ahmad Mohammadnezhad Javan (Iran) 11-2 Bronze Medal Match: Assylzhan Yessengeldi (Kazakhstan) over Jax Forrest (USA) 10-8 Bronze Medal Match: Nuraddin Novruzov (Azerbaijan) over Kum Hyok Kim (North Korea) Fall 2:18 65 kg Gold Medal Match: Rahman Amouzad (Iran) over Kotaro Kiyooka (Japan) 10-0 Bronze Medal Match: Real Woods (USA) over Peiman Biabani (Canada) 3-1 Bronze Medal Match: Umidjon Jalolov (Uzbekistan) over Ibragim Ibragimov (UWW - Russia) 7-3 70 kg Gold Medal Match: Yoshinosuke Aoyagi (Japan) over Tulga Tumur Ochir (Mongolia) 5-1 Bronze Medal Match: Ernazar Akmataliev (Kyrgyzstan) over Arman Andresyan (Armenia) 8-2 Bronze Medal Match: Nurkozha Kaipanov (Kazakhstan) over Vasile Diacon (Moldova) 13-2 74 kg Gold Medal Match: Kota Takahashi (Japan) over Chermen Valiev (Albania) Injury Default Bronze Medal Match: Zaurbek Sidakov (UWW - Russia) over David Carr (USA) 2-2 Bronze Medal Match: Taimurax Salkazanov (Slovakia) over Yones Emami (Iran) 3-1 79 kg Gold Medal Match: Georgios Kougioumtsidis (Greece) over Levi Haines (USA) 3-2 Bronze Medal Match: Mohammad Nokhodilarimi (Iran) over Dzhabrail Gadzhiev (Azerbaijan) 4-2 Bronze Medal Match: Khidir Saipudinov (Bahrain) over Suldkhuu Olonbayar (Mongolia) 9-2 86 kg Gold Medal Match: Zahid Valencia (USA) over Hayato Ishiguro (Japan) 12-0 Bronze Medal Match: Kamran Ghasempour (Iran) over Mukul Dahiya (India) 10-0 Bronze Medal Match: Arsenii Dzhioev (Azerbaijan) over Rakhim Magamedov (France) 7-0 92 kg Gold Medal Match: Trent Hidlay (USA) over Amanula Gadzhimagomedov (UWW - Russia) 13-10 Bronze Medal Match: Osman Nurmagomedov (Azerbaijan) over Miriani Maisuradze (Georgia) 5-1 Bronze Medal Match: Amirhossein Firouzpourbandpei (Iran) over Kamil Kurguliyev (Ukraine) Fall 1:51 97 kg Gold Medal Match: Kyle Snyder (USA) over Amirali Azarpira (Iran) 4-2 Bronze Medal Match: Akhmed Tazhudinov (Bahrain) over Akhmed Magamaev (Bulgaria) 13-10 Bronze Medal Match: Arash Yoshida (Japan) over Zbigniew Baranowski (Poland) 6-0 125 kg Gold Medal Match: Amir Zare (Iran) over Giorgi Meshvildishvili (Azerbaijan) 5-0 Bronze Medal Match: Robert Baran (Poland) over Vlagyiszlav Bajcajev (Hungary) 5-0 Bronze Medal Match: Shamil Sharipov (Bahrain) over Jonovan Smith (Puerto Rico) Fall 4:08 Women’s Freestyle Team Rankings 1. Japan 162 2. North Korea 115 3. China 87 4. USA 83 5. Ukraine 75 6. Turkiye 67 7. Mongolia 65 8. Ecuador 47 9. Kyrgyzstan 35 9. India 35 50 kg Gold Medal Match: Myonggyong Won (North Korea) over Yu Zhang (China) 8-2 Bronze Medal Match: Elizaveta Smirnova (UWW - Russia) over Remina Yoshimoto (Japan) 3-3 Bronze Medal Match: Evin Demirhan (Turkiye) over Munkhnar Byambasuren (Mongolia) 3-2 53 kg Gold Medal Match: Haruna Okuno (Japan) over Lucia Yepez Guzman (Ecuador) 5-0 Bronze Medal Match: Antim Panghal (India) over Emma Malmgren (Sweden) 9-1 Bronze Medal Match: Hyogyong Choe (North Korea) over Shokhida Akhmedova (Uzbekistan) Fall 3:59 55 kg Gold Medal Match: Kyong Ryong Oh (North Korea) over Ekaterina Verbina (UWW/Russia) 10-0 Bronze Medal Match: Sowaka Uchida (Japan) over Elvira Kamaloglu (Turkiye) 10-0 Bronze Medal Match: Andreea Ana (Romania) over Yaynelis Sanz Verdecia (Cuba) 6-3 57 kg Gold Medal Match: Helen Maroulis (USA) over Il Sim Son (North Korea) 3-2 Bronze Medal Match: Olga Khoroshavtseva (UWW - Russia) over Himeka Tokuhara (Japan) 4-1 Bronze Medal Match: Kexin Hong (China) over Iryna Kurachkina (UWW - Belarus) 10-0 59 kg Gold Medal Match: Sakura Onishi (Japan) Mariia Vynnyk (Ukraine) Fall 5:50 Bronze Medal Match: Altjin Togtokh (Mongolia) over Anastasiia Sidelnikova (UWW/Russia) 8-4 Bronze Medal Match: Laurence Beauregard (Canada) over Othelie Hoeie (Norway) Fall 4:29 62 kg Gold Medal Match: Sakura Motoki (Japan) over Ok Ju Kim (North Korea) 5-4 Bronze Medal Match: Orkhon Purevdorj (Mongolia) over Esther Kolawole (Nigeria) 6-5 Bronze Medal Match: Amina Tandelova (UWW - Russia) over Bilyana Dudova (Bulgaria) 4-2 65 kg Gold Medal Match: Miwa Morikawa (Japan) over Alina Kasabieva (UWW - Russia) 8-0 Bronze Medal Match: Irina Ringaci (Moldova) over Iryna Koliadenko (Ukraine) 6-3 Bronze Medal Match: Enkhjin Tuvshinjargal (Mongolia) over Macey Kilty (USA) 4-2 68 kg Gold Medal Match: Ami Ishii (Japan) over Yuliana Yaneva (Bulgaria) 4-2 Bronze Medal Match: Kennedy Blades (USA) over Buse Tosun (Turkiye) 12-1 Bronze Medal Match: Jia Long (China) over Sol Gum Pak (North Korea) 6-1 72 kg Gold Medal Match: Alla Belinska (Ukraine) over Nesrin Bas (Turkiye) Fall 4:25 Bronze Medal Match: Nurzat Nurtaeva (Kyrgyzstan) over Pauline LeCarpentier (France) 5-0 Bronze Medal Match: Zelu Li (China) over Alexandra Anghel (Romania) 7-4 76 kg Gold Medal Match: Genesis Reasco Valdez (Ecuador) over Aiperi Medet Kyzy (Kyrgyzstan) 4-2 Bronze Medal Match: Kylie Welker (USA) over Anastasiya Alpyeyeva (Ukraine) 6-2 Bronze Medal Match: Milaimys Marin Potrille (Cuba) over Priya Malik (India) 10-0 Greco-Roman Team Rankings 1. Iran 180 2. Azerbaijan 89 3. Uzbekistan 72 4. Georgia 65 5. Armenia 63 6. Kazakhstan 57 6. Hungary 57 8. Serbia 45 8. Kyrgyzstan 45 10. Ukraine 42 55 kg Gold Medal Match: Vakhtang Lolua (Georgia) over Payam Ahmadi (Iran) 9-7 Bronze Medal Match: Eldaniz Azizli (Azerbaijan) over Ulan Muratbek Uulu (Kyrgyzstan) 9-0 Bronze Medal Match: Huoying Shi (China) over Muhammet Cakir (Turkiye) 5-1 60 kg Gold Medal Match: Aidos Sultangali (Kazakhstan) over Alisher Ganiev (Uzbekistan) 9-0 Bronze Medal Match: Se Ung Ri (North Korea) over Amiran Shavadze (Georgia) 2:11 Bronze Medal Match: Hrachya Poghosyan (Armenia) over Georgij Tibilov (Serbia) 1-1 63 kg Gold Medal Match: Aytjan Khalmakhanov (Uzbekistan) over Hanjae Chung (South Korea) 6-0 Bronze Medal Match: Mohammad Keshtkar (Iran) over Sergey Emelin (UWW - Russia) 6-4 Bronze Medal Match: Vitalie Eriomenco (Moldova) over Oleksandr Hrushyn (Ukraine) 6-5 67 kg Gold Medal Match: Saeid Esmaeili Leivesi (Iran) over Hasrat Jafarov (Azerbaijan) 2-1 Bronze Medal Match: Daniial Agaev (UWW - Russia) over Sebastian Nad (Serbia) 7-1 Bronze Medal Match: Slavik Galstyan (Armenia) over Razzak Beishekeev (Kyrgyzstan) 15-5 72 kg Gold Medal Match: Ulvi Ganizade (Azerbaijan) over Ibrahim Ghanem (France) 4-2 Bronze Medal Match: Abdullo Aliev (Uzbekistan) over Yeonghun Noh (South Korea) 8-0 Bronze Medal Match: Seyed Sohrabi (Iran) over Merey Maulitkanov (Kazakhstan) 8-0 77 kg Gold Medal Match: Malkhas Amoyan (Armenia) over Nao Kusaka (Japan) 10-1 Bronze Medal Match: Robert Fritsch (Hungary) over Demeu Zhadrayev (Kazakhstan) 6-5 Bronze Medal Match: Ahmet Yilmaz (Turkiye) over Alireza Abdevali (Iran) 6-3 82 kg Gold Medal Match: Gholamreza Farokhisenjani (Iran) over Gela Bolkvadze (Georgia) 4-0 Bronze Medal Match: Karlo Kodric (Croatia) over Ramon Betschart (Switzerland) 5-0 Bronze Medal Match: Taizo Yoshida (Japan) over Adlet Tiuliubaev (UWW - Belarus) 3-3 87 kg Gold Medal Match: Aleksandr Komarov (Serbia) over Alireza Mohmadipiani (Iran) 4-3 Bronze Medal Match: Asan Zhanyshov (Kyrgyzstan) over David Losonczi (Hungary) 4-2 Bronze Medal Match: Milad Alirzaev (UWW - Russia) over Islam Yevloyev (Kazakhstan) Fall 4:09 97 kg Gold Medal Match: Mohammadhadi Saravi (Iran) over Artur Sargsian (UWW - Russia) 3-1 Bronze Medal Match: Murad Ahmadiyev (Azerbaijan) over Alex Szoke (Hungary) 5-5 Bronze Medal Match: Kiryl Maskevich (UWW - Belarus) over Giorgi Melia (Georgia) Fall 1:55 130 kg Gold Medal Match: Amin Mirzazadeh (Iran) over Darius Vitek (Hungary) 7-2 Bronze Medal Match: Pavel Hlinchuk (UWW - Belarus) over Mykola Kuchmii (Ukraine) 9-1 Bronze Medal Match: Elias Kuosmanen (Finland) over Wenhao Jiang (China) 3-3
  16. ATKreATK
    Obviously, the top guys are all training at the RTCs. But where are the average Joes going to train? I have been looking for places to scrap in NE Ohio with little luck. Is there a good place to search open mats? Thanks in advance.
  17. red viking
    The right wants to
  18. Tripnsweep
    little Jimmy shouldn't you be doing something else? It is a school night and the short bus comes early.
  19. BruceyB
    FWIW CP says from talking to coaches, it sounds imminent, but it is definitely not official at this point.
  20. Psalm 1 guy
    And per the United World Wrestling International Wrestling Rules it is officially referred to as "Activity Time" or "30 second activity period." Interestingly, the word "clock" is used nowhere in the rules, but I still refer to the action as "being put on the Activity clock."
  21. Tripnsweep
    I find the idea of those places on the Internet mocking them in such a ridiculous way funny. If you've ever read any articles on ED they're pretty much written to be as offensive and trollish as possible. Given your obtuse style and trolling tendencies I'd have thought you'd laugh at similar work.
  22. Wrestleknownothing
    Criteria to consider a wrestler as passive:  Evading attacks without counterattacks  Grapping opponent wrists without starting an attack  Attacking without any direct contact with the opponent  Regaining initial position right after beginning an attack  Fake attacks (Simulation)  Evading into and maintaining in the passivity zone  Avoiding the Wrestling in the center of the mat  Fixing his opponent in the passivity zone  No hooking despite good position  Defensive wrestling
  23. de4856
    Well I know people will disagree, but I think the GOAT was Baumgartner. 13 World/Olympic medals. 5 Golds I believe. And John Smith 6 Golds being 2nd. But it’s a different era nowadays, so you can certainly make a case for JB, and for that matter SnyderMan. As for Helen, and Adeline, they are our greatest Women wrestlers, but the comparison between the Men’s and Women’s competition is light years different.
  24. Wrestleknownothing
    It is not a shot clock. We just call it that. It is about passivity. Sidakov spent almost the entire time with one or both feet in the center circle. Carr backed up and circled around the outside. This will always earn you passivity warnings no matter how many failed shots you take. Both these passivity warnings were correct.
  25. de4856
    Well with Raney, and Jacobson both getting two wins under their belts, it’s something to build on.
  26. Wrestleknownothing
    Is this a new rule? Or is it just being discussed at this point? I thought it was the latter.
  27. Offthemat
    ‘This Is A Both Sides Issue,’ Says Side That Assassinated Charlie Kirk, Shot President Trump, Tried to Assassinate Kavanaugh, Tried To Assassinate President Trump Again, Murdered Schoolkids In Minnesota, Shot Steve Scalise, Firebombed Governor Shapiro, (cont’d) POLITICS· Sep 17, 2025 · BabylonBee.com Andrew Leyden vis shutterstock.com (cont'd) murdered schoolchildren in Nashville, burned an elderly Jewish woman to death in Colorado, murdered a couple at the Jewish embassy in D.C., seized campus buildings and held janitors hostage, assaulted students on campus who appeared Jewish, ambushed ICE officers in Dallas and shot an officer in the neck, assassinated FBI officer David Underwood, assassinated the United Healthcare CEO, cheered the murder of over 1,200 civilians on October 7th, murdered schoolkids in Colorado in 2019, injured over 700 police offers in 2020 riots, murdered retired police captain David Dorn, murdered a 16-year-old boy in "CHAZ", burned down Minneapolis, firebombed a Washington ICE center, murdered six people in Waukesha, assassinated five Dallas officers in 2016, assassinated three police in Baton Rouge in 2016 (you know what, we're going to stop now, this is getting sad).(cont'd) murdered schoolchildren in Nashville, burned an elderly Jewish woman to death in Colorado, murdered a couple at the Jewish embassy in D.C., seized campus buildings and held janitors hostage, assaulted students on campus who appeared Jewish, ambushed ICE officers in Dallas and shot an officer in the neck, assassinated FBI officer David Underwood, assassinated the United Healthcare CEO, cheered the murder of over 1,200 civilians on October 7th, murdered schoolkids in Colorado in 2019, injured over 700 police offers in 2020 riots, murdered retired police captain David Dorn, murdered a 16-year-old boy in "CHAZ", burned down Minneapolis, firebombed a Washington ICE center, murdered six people in Waukesha, assassinated five Dallas officers in 2016, assassinated three police in Baton Rouge in 2016 (you know what, we're going to stop now, this is getting sad).
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