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  2. PortaJohn
    Bob, let it be known again that I am in full support of your Monarchy and in no way support or share the views of the usurper Ionel
  3. Interviewed_at_Weehawken
    I kinda doubt we ever see a close to "100% Vito" again. The finger injuries have not been great, but may eventually get better. His neck is always going to be an issue, unfortunately. This stuff is going to affect his training, which will affect his gas tank. To make matters worse, I have heard that Vito has long been a weight cutting machine. When you reduce his training time/intensity, making weight is going to be that much tougher and will take its toll even more than it has in the past. That being said, he is still a tough out and Jax is to be commended.
  4. mspart
    Methinks this thread has lost its way. mspart
  5. jdalu75
    He was stopped for out-of-state tags that were expired. I was once stopped for expired tags but this was in-state in Virginia. My car wasn't searched. Maybe PA is tougher on this, or maybe it was the OOS thing that did it. The best non-paywalled article I've found is here: https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/mma_ufc/nazareth-wrestling-legend-who-survived-shooting-now-faces-gun-thc-vape-charges/ar-AA1INzHj Lehigh announced his hiring on June 30th and his name still appears on the list of coaches, but no photo yet. A lot happened there in a short period of time and we're going to have to wait to see how it plays out. Gun laws vary all over the country -- I heard a while ago that the only document you need to carry in Missouri is a driver's license -- but the loaded gun within reach of the driver sounds really bad to me. That's how police are killed during routine traffic stops.
  6. MPhillips
    He summer vacations in Hades...
  7. Dark Energy
    He won it. That is the key. Big win for him which is great. Just a personal Al wish the earlier matches weren’t so close / tough. Separation will lead to more confidence for me.
  8. Mr. PeanutButter
    Did "Boring", the poster formerly known as "666" get canned?
  9. mspart
    https://www.bylightspeed.com/our-process An interesting concept. mspart
  10. Mr. PeanutButter
    I thought I read that his fiance (?now wife?) is an attorney. If true, that makes this whole situation hilarious, in a sad way
  11. Hammerlock3
    I heard a quote that describes perfectly, "you can't lead a cavalry charge if you think you look funny on a horse."
  12. mspart
    So this package excises funding for PBS and NPR, USAID and other stuff to the tune of $9+ billion. Reportedly this is the first time in many many years that a recissions package has passed Congress. I realize this is not much money, but what does everyone think. Rs voted to remove the funding, Ds voted against it, both houses of Congress. mspart
  13. Caveira
    I guess. Ha
  14. Wrasslin
    Carr secures Bronze, and revenge over Salkazanov. Match wasn't as close as the 4-4 score. Carr wrestled well all tournament with the exception of 3 minute first period against Takahashi. He's a threat on his feet. Good warmup for worlds! *Also, Khaniev looks either homeless or hipster- maybe both.
  15. InterMat Staff
    More information about "Fargo Junior Men's Freestyle Champions by State (Since 2015)"
    On Wednesday evening, we saw a whole new crop of competitors who etched their names into high school wrestling history by winning stop sign, signifying a Junior National freestyle championship. A Junior freestyle title is one of the most coveted championships in high school wrestling and it generally precludes success at the collegiate and international levels. We’ve gone through the last 10 tournaments (there was no tournament in 2020) to see which states have produced the most Junior freestyle championships. If you follow the action in Fargo, the results aren’t too surprising. Illinois (19) 2024: Michael Rundell (100 lbs) 2023: Rocco Hayes (100 lbs) 2023: Kannon Webster (145 lbs), 2021 (120 lbs) 2021: Nasir Bailey (132 lbs) 2019: Daniel Sheen (100 lbs) 2019: Anthony Molton (120 lbs) 2019: Abe Assad (182 lbs) 2019: Luke Luffman (285 lbs), 2018 (220 lbs) 2018: Danny Braunagel (160 lbs) 2018: Jack Jessen (182 lbs) 2018: Tony Cassioppi (285 lbs), 2017 (285 lbs) 2017: Will Lewan (152 lbs) 2017: Jacob Warner (195 lbs) 2016: Austin Gomez (126 lbs) 2015: Louie Hayes (106 lbs) 2015: Larry Early (152 lbs) Pennsylvania (14) 2025: Nathan Schuman (100 lbs) 2025: Bo Bassett (144 lbs) 2025: Melvin Miller (165 lbs), 2024 (157 lbs) 2025: Nicholas Singer (175 lbs) 2024: Gauge Botero (120 lbs) 2024: Aaron Seidel (126 lbs) 2024: Jax Forrest (132 lbs), 2023 (126 lbs) 2023: Vince Bouzakis (152 lbs) 2022: Mason Gibson (126 lbs) 2018: Joey Fischer (100 lbs) 2016: Gavin Teasdale (120 lbs) 2015: Jordan Wood (220 lbs) Iowa (13) 2025: Dreshaun Ross (285 lbs) 2023: Ryder Block (138 lbs), 2022 (138 lbs) 2023: Tate Naakgteboren (182 lbs) 2022: Nate Jesuroga (120 lbs) 2022: Aiden Riggins (160 lbs) 2022: Bradley Hill (195 lbs) 2021: Drake Ayala (126 lbs), 2019 (113 lbs) 2018: Cullan Schriever (113 lbs) 2017: Max Lyon (182 lbs) 2016: Gannon Gremmel (285 lbs) 2015: Fredy Stroker (145 lbs) Ohio (11) 2025: Rylan Seacrist (113 lbs) 2021: Dylan Fishback (195 lbs) 2019: Angelo Rini (126 lbs) 2019: Paddy Gallagher (160 lbs) 2018: Jordan Decatur (132 lbs) 2018: Bryce Andonian (145 lbs) 2018: Carson Kharchla (170 lbs) 2017: Drew Mattin (126 lbs) 2017: David Carr (160 lbs) 2016: Ben Darmstadt (195 lbs) 2015: Austin Assad (126 lbs) California (10) 2025: Rocklin Zinkin (120 lbs) 2025: Moses Mendoza (132 lbs) 2024: Daniel Zepeda (144 lbs) 2024: Angelo Posada (215 lbs) 2023: Cody Merrill (220 lbs), 2022 (195 lbs) 2019: Andre Gonzales (106 lbs) 2019: Jace Luchau (152 lbs) 2019: Jonovan Smith (195 lbs) 2016: Nic Aguilar (113 lbs) Wisconsin (10) 2023: Haakon Peterson (106 lbs) 2023: Brayden Scoles (160 lbs) 2023: Noah Mulvaney (170 lbs) 2023: Connor Mirasola (195 lbs), 2022 (182 lbs) 2023: Koy Hopke (285 lbs) 2021: Ben Kawczynski (285 lbs) 2018: Eric Barnett (120 lbs) 2018: Keegan O’Toole (138 lbs) 2015: Beau Breske (170 lbs) New Jersey (9) 2024: Alessio Perentin (165 lbs) 2024: Ryan Burton (175 lbs) 2024: Harvey Ludington (190 lbs) 2024: Rocco Dellagatta (285 lbs) 2023: Leo DeLuca (120 lbs) 2018: Wil Guida (106 lbs), 2017 (100 lbs) 2018: Michael Colaiocco (126 lbs) 2015: Matt Kolodzik (138 lbs) Arizona (7) 2024: Sergio Vega (138 lbs) 2023: Kyler Larkin (132 lbs) 2019: Anthony Echemendia (145 lbs) 2017: Atilano Escobar (132 lbs) 2016: Jason Holmes (106 lbs), 2015 (100 lbs) 2015: Brandon Courtney (113 lbs) Missouri (7) 2025: David Gleason (157 lbs) 2022: Hunter Taylor (113 lbs), 2021 (106 lbs) 2022: Kyle Dutton (144 lbs) 2019: Joshua Saunders (138 lbs) 2017: Zach Elam (220 lbs) 2016: Canten Marriott (170 lbs) Michigan (6) 2022: Josh Barr (170 lbs), 2021 (160 lbs) 2021: Braeden Davis (113 lbs) 2021: Manny Rojas (170 lbs) 2017: Ben Freeman (138 lbs) 2016: Ian Parker (132 lbs) Minnesota (6) 2024: Landon Robideau (150 lbs) 2019: Patrick Kennedy (170 lbs) 2017: Patrick McKee (120 lbs) 2016: Griffin Parriott (152 lbs) 2016: Jake Allar (160 lbs) 2016: Owen Webster (182 lbs) Oklahoma (6) 2025: Turner Ross (106 lbs) 2023: Chris Kiser (113 lbs) 2021: Zane Donley (100 lbs) 2021: Jordan Williams (145 lbs) 2015: Daton Fix (120 lbs) 2015: Joseph Smith (160 lbs) Georgia (4) 2025: Antonio Mills (126 lbs) 2025: Logan Paradice (150 lbs) 2024: Christopher Swann (106 lbs) 2021: Caleb Henson (152 lbs) Indiana (4) 2021: Christian Carroll (215 lbs) 2018: Brayton Lee (152 lbs) 2018: Lucas Davison (195 lbs) 2016: Nick Lee (138 lbs) Colorado (3) 2019: Dominick Serrano (132 lbs) 2016: Malik Heinselman (100 lbs) 2015: Jacob Seely (195 lbs) Maryland (3) 2022: Tyler Garvin (100 lbs) 2021: TJ Stewart (182 lbs) 2017: Aaron Brooks (170 lbs) Alabama (2) 2022: Cory Land (132 lbs) 2017: Sam Latona (106 lbs) Florida (2) 2017: Anthony Artalona (145 lbs), 2016 (145 lbs) Idaho (2) 2022: Mack Mauger (106 lbs) 2022: Aden Attao (285 lbs) Kentucky (2) 2025: Jordyn Raney (138 lbs) 2025: Lucas Ricketts (190 lbs) Oregon (2) 2016: Sammy Colbray (220 lbs) 2015: Osawaru Odighizuwa (285 lbs) Texas (2) 2021: Tagen Jamison (138 lbs) 2015: Nick Reenan (182 lbs) Nebraska 2025: Cade Ziola (215 lbs) Nevada 2017: Ty Smith (113 lbs) New York 2024: Dunia Sibomana (113 lbs) Tennessee 2022: Cody Chittum (152 lbs) Utah 2015: Taylor LaMont (132 lbs) West Virginia 2019: Braxton Amos (220 lbs)
  16. Offthemat
    Kind of like efficiency ex-spurts. They have to find something to justify their pay.
  17. ScottishSteel
    Didn't see that coming at all; coulda given me a hundred guesses and I wouldn't have gotten it
  18. TylerDurden
    It sounds like the real lesson here, aside from not driving with expired tags whilst you have a combo of drugs/guns in your car, is that talking to the police without your attorney present is almost always a bad idea.
  19. Interviewed_at_Weehawken
    Can "climate scientists" earn a decent living if they don't say that we are going to irreversibly damage the earth in less than five years?
  20. Interviewed_at_Weehawken
    And this response has at least two examples of 2nd grade name calling!
  21. Fletcher
    The car registration stuff is really just a way for cities/counties to make money off people's administrative slip-ups and shouldn't be criminal. Gun laws are in place for public safety. I have no problem with strict enforcement.
  22. fishbane
    I think they resigned, but weren't they all assistants? Storniolo is still there. Storniolo's predecessor Drew Pariano was fired in 2015.
  23. Today
  24. Interviewed_at_Weehawken
    Wow, you mean to tell me that the PSU fan who likely hasn't been inside a school for decades didn't know there have been bullying laws on the books in PA for over 15 years? Allegedly: Repeated sexual assaults. Retaliatory theft. Taking and posting nudes in the locker room. Lots of harassment, intimidation. and fear of bodily injury there. In my jurisdiction, LE looks at a pattern (generally three offenses) and calls it bullying. I hope this gets their due diligence.
  25. Gene Mills Fan
    Thats my first job cutting lawns instead of the paper route
  26. WrestlingRasta
    This is awesome
  27. Caveira
    What was it ?
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