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TOP 10 FS team scores from the UWW site: #1 USA 185 #2 Kazakhstan 112 #3 Iran 111 #4 Azerbaijan 71 #5 Georgia 66 #6 India 60 #7 Japan 57 #8 Turkiye (I always spell that wrong now!) 46 #9 Moldova 44 #10 Armenia 35 D3

Because that doesn't get Mr. Pastry the clicks.

I cry tears of laughter over you and your threads that’s for sure. I’ll keep helping you out even though you don’t appreciate it.

And again, could have easily been SIX if Lilledahl opted to try U20.

You want the attention and cry when you don't get it like Kid Rock and Trump.

For real? I haven't quite caught up with what the new rules actually do.

International freestyle is a mess. I've seen junior high sports that are better organized and better attended. It's embarrassing anytime I try to share it with a non-fan and annoying when I try to watch anything. This is where Flo has actually been helpful with being able to find replays. Though that takes someone to go through all the footage and upload/code each match separately which they don't always do but I'm grateful when they do!

FIVE count'em 5 gold medals for the USA D3

Again, not mine but SlipperyPete's work. U20 86kg Final- Max McEnelly vs. Bozigit Islamgereev (UWW) Period 1: Tying up & hand fighting. Islamgereev pushes forward a bit. Max with some fakes, then they tie up again. Collar ties & pushing in the center of the mat. They break & go right back to the tie up. Islamgereev gets a passivity warning. Back to tying up & pushing. Max shoots for a low leg, but can't finish. Passivity warning #2 on Islamgereev. He goes on the clock. More tying up & pushing. Max reaches for a leg, but doesn't get close. Islamgereev shoots for a low leg, but Max circles away. Max gets a shot clock point, 1-0. Max shoots & gets in deep, but Islamgereev somehow evades the takedown. Max keeps coming & takes Islamgereev out, 2-0. Back to neutral. Tying up & pushing again. Islamgereev shoots & gets in deep, but Max fights him off. More pushing & tying up. Max gets a passivity call & the period ends. Period 2: Back to action & straight to tying up & pushing. Max drops in on a low leg. He elevates the leg, but Islamgereev kicks free. Back to tying up & pushing in the center. Islamgereev shoots, but Max circles away. Back to tying up. Max reaches for a leg, but doesn't commit. Islamgereev reaches for a leg, but can't finish. Max immediately re-attacks & gets a TD, 4-0. No turns, back to neutral. Islamgereev pushes forward. Max circles back to center, 1:11-left. Islamgereev shoots. Max counters & finishes another TD, 6-0, no turns. Back to neutral. Islamgereev pushes forward. Max snaps & circles back to center. Pushing & tying up again. Islamgereev reaches for a leg, but can't get there, 30-sec left. Islamgereev shoots, Max counters & adds another TD, 8-0. Max shoots, but can't finish & that's how it ends. Max McEnelly DEC Bozigit Islamgereev 8-0

McNelly wins title 8-0

We're now up to 8-0 w/ less than 10 secs left. D3

McEnelly up 2-0 at the break. Clock and pushout.

McEnelly is coming up on B... FOR the gold medal. D3

Quite a few schools* were represented at this championship by kids representing other countries. It's really great to see "US" kids get a shot. Ayoub probably isn't in the top 5 of the US age group ladder but got his chance and took advantage with a medal. *not Iowa though.

I missed that result... he beat Saitiev 8-6 Impressive. D3

I get your point. But I don't think guys at that level think that way.

Blaze made easy work of this tournament- he has senior level class. Also, congrats to Puerto Rico's Omar Ayoub (by way of Ohio and Nebraska Huskers), who brought home Bronze hardware in this same weight class!

You may want to research the Muslim groomer gangs

Proof ?

I’m such a nice guy to help your sorry ass out huh?

SlipperyPete's pbp Period 1: It appears the wrasslin' season has returned to action! I missed the first couple days of this tournament, but here's Blaze's match. Here we go! Hand fighting & tying up. Blaze presses forward a bit. Collar ties, hand fighting & snaps. Khateri gets to a leg, but Blaze fights out of it & keeps moving forward. Blaze has Khateri in the zone & on his knees. Stoppage & restart. Tying up again. Blaze tries a throw by. Khateri gets a passivity warning. Blaze presses forward again & drives Khateri to the edge & out, 1-0. Back to neutral. Tying up & hand fighting. Khateri gets a 2nd passivity warning & goes on the clock. Blaze presses forward again, reaches for an ankle, but doesn't get there. Blaze takes Khateri out again, 2-0. Neutral restart. Blaze gets a shot clock point, 3-0. Blaze presses forward again. He shoots, but no luck. He has Khateri on the edge, but Khateri circles back in. Blaze keeps coming & gets another step out, 4-0. Blaze presses forward again & drives Khateri out, 5-0. 22-sec left. Khateri shoots & gets a leg, but Blaze fights him off. Back to their feet. Blaze reaches for a leg again, but no luck & that's how the period ends. Period 2: Back to action. Khateri reaches for a leg, but no luck. Tying up & hand fighting. Blaze presses forward, drops to a low single, elevates the leg & takes Khateri out, 6-0. Back to neutral. Tying up & hand fighting again. Khateri snaps & reaches for a leg, but can't finish. Khateri pushes forward. Blaze circles back to center. Blaze tries a drag, but can't finish. Blaze presses forward again. Snaps, hand fighting & collar ties. Khateri shoots, but no luck. He shoots again, but isn't close. Khateri tries a double, but no luck. Blaze drags. Khateri drops to a leg. They're on the mat & Blaze circles behind for the TD, 8-0. Blaze adds a gut for the tech! Marcus Blaze TECH Ahora Farhad Khateri 10-0 Marcus Blaze is the U20 61kg champion!

I duno why this Babak guy ( The Iranian commentator) keeps saying Khateri just turned 17. He turned 18 in January!

Blaze with the tech and wins gold

I did not see the entire match but obviously it was a close battle ending at 5-5 He has to learn to defend leg attacks