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2027 Big Boarders
Winners Circle replied to Indiana-Hawk-Wrestling-Fan's topic in High School Wrestling
Ronnie Ramirez as well. -
2 out of 3 of these guys have made olympic finals as well. Maybe you just have to be elite. Lmao.
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Be really elite level good (3x finalist, 2x champ).
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I think you are referring to this clip: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DMntHxssrF-/?igsh=MWd1MWV5NGo1bjMwYg== Yes, i am sure he will be getting his weight down to wrestle 86.
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This whole take is hilarious. But that last sentence is something else. Last time Caliendo and Carr wrestled it was 16-4 in favor of Carr. They're not remotely the same.
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Four days...
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The REAL World Championships Started Today
ionel replied to Wrestleknownothing's topic in College Wrestling
So the team is wrestling with stomach flu. Is this how you tricked this thread into the CW rather than NWT forum? -
The REAL World Championships Started Today
Wrestleknownothing replied to Wrestleknownothing's topic in College Wrestling
On the plus side, Ledecky did Ledecky things in the 1500 prelims, taking the top seed for the finals by 10 seconds. -
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Wrestleknownothing replied to Wrestleknownothing's topic in College Wrestling
And there is a probable cause for this year's under-performance, stomach flu has swept through the team. In addition to swimmers scratching from events you also see them turning in poor times. One of the two US men's backstrokers was 3 seconds slower than his time at Nationals (would not have mattered though), and 16 year old Luca Mijatovic was a whopping 14 seconds slower than Nationals. -
Clearly a phony. He’s no different than any of the far left wokesters on here. Dollars to donuts he’s from a blue city in a blue state and one of the 45% of the people in the country that pays zero federal income tax.
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The REAL World Championships Started Today
Mr. PeanutButter replied to Wrestleknownothing's topic in College Wrestling
It is illogical to try and compare swimming with track and field. Running comes natural to humans. It is an inherent trait for us. On the other hand, There is nothing natural about swimming. My sister told me recently that babies have a natural floating instinct. She then plopped her baby into the water in front of us (we were in a pool) only to have to rush to submerge and extract the poor girl when she started sinking. In track, distance covered in the least amount of time is the whole point. In swimming, a huge component of the "point" is "style". If it weren't, everyone would swim freestyle (front crawl) and there would be no limit to how far you could kick underwater. It's fine to criticize the sport for its number of events. I personally have mixed feelings about the stroke 50s being added to the Olympic program. I'm also sympathetic to the argument that the large number of events is confusing to the casuals and lessens the value of each individual medal. However, I think comparing the sport to track and field is a tired and ineffective argument since the historical backdrop of each sport is so different and their aims differ as I pointed out above. Day 2 finals wrapped up this morning. There was speculation that one of the US' stars, Gretchen Walsh, may have been sick when she was pulled from the relay yesterday. She must have mostly recovered as she ended up winning the 100 fly (my personal favorite event) with the 2nd fastest time ever, only behind her own world record. The US men have missed the finals in the 400 free, 100 back, 100 breast, and 50 fly so far. That is the most missed finals that I ever recall seeing at the world champs. They also lost the 400 free relay, an event they were considerable favorites in. I'm just going to enjoy the races for what they are from this point on and brace for another 2023 type team performance -
Just what we need...another poster with completely outrageous and ignorant posts. I thought at first he may be okay and I could learn from someone who thinks and lived a different life, but he is reaching, and may have gone past, RV level craziness.
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Meaning of cover in English cover verb uk /ˈkʌv.ər/ us /ˈkʌv.ɚ/ cover verb (BE/GIVE ENOUGH) C1 [ T ] to be or give enough money to pay for something: cover the cost The selling price barely covered the cost of the raw materials. cover expenses For some writers, having to cover expenses like meals and travel makes it unaffordable to speak at book festivals. Their small budget had to cover everything from staff costs to buying furniture. He charged them rent in order to cover his mortgage payments. Her godmother offered to cover her tuition fees. Now unless I'm mistaken, I don't see the part of the definition of the word where it says "to cover means to pay for part of.." unless you think your definition of the word is better than the Cambridge dictionary https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/cover?q=cover+
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The 3-Point Takedown: Friend or Foe?
1032004 replied to Wrestleknownothing's topic in College Wrestling
I think this is probably the best data point to indicate the 3 pt takedown may have resulted in less action. Thanks - Today
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is anyone aware if Ghas is getting his weight down or this is his normal walk around weight? He is look quite insane physically at the moment.
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The REAL World Championships Started Today
manatree replied to Wrestleknownothing's topic in College Wrestling
Here’s the thing, in most sports that I can think of, when a new technique is developed, they don’t create a completely new event. Back in the early days of track & field, shot putters pretty much just stood in the circle and put it into the throwing sector. Then they developed the Hop Step which is pretty much as it sounds. In the early 1950s, Parry O’Brien developed the Glide technique. In the early 1970s, the Soviets popularized the Spin technique. While there are still some Gliders on the international circuit, most of the top throwers use the Spin. You can use whatever technique you choose as long as it complies with the rules, but there is only one shot put event. Same thing with the high jump. Techniques have changed dramatically, but there is still only one high jump event. In swimming, the front crawl/freestyle and even the breaststroke have a long history. The butterfly developed out of modifying the breaststroke as it was a faster technique For some reason they eventually decided to create a new event out of it. The backstroke, much like race walking, is a fine fitness endeavor, but should not be a competitive racing event. If logic were to prevail, competitive swimming would at least cut down to freestyle and butterfly. I am also open to discussing the need for both the long jump and triple jump -
Goat boy from a third world crap hole ripping on a country that has free elections and 200,000,000 that would like to move here. Priceless
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No matter who we end up with it won’t be as bad as the supreme leader you bow down to.
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Says the clown that leads the world in random second grade insults. Carry on goat Man.
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I thought the leaders at AGON ended up becoming the CWA or something like that?
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Maryland Man back in US. Charged with Smuggling
1032004 replied to JimmySpeaks's topic in Non Wrestling Topics
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Others that were sent to CECOT report being hit with baseball bats, being forced to sleep on metal benches, only being allowed to clean themselves at 4AM, and being told the word “lawyer” “doesn’t exist there”
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Gay makeup artist with no criminal record that entered legally was sexually abused in CECOT. https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/gay-makeup-artist-andry-hern-161135374.html
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The 3-Point Takedown: Friend or Foe?
ClawRidesAgain replied to Wrestleknownothing's topic in College Wrestling
Scoring inflation.