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TD + 4 gutwrench... results in a 10-0 techie for Real Woods D3

FS - 65 kg Repechage 369 (KGZ) Ikromzhon KHADZHIMURODOV (9) (USA) Real Marshall Ray WOODS (10) On Mat A wrestling RIGHT NOW. D3

Mat D Upcoming Matches FS - 97 kg Repechage 431 (VEN) Cristian Jose SARCO COLMENAREZ (21) (POL) Zbigniew BARANOWSKI (6) WW - 55 kg Repechage 432 (AUT) Oleksandra KOGUT (14) (CUB) Yaynelis SANZ VERDECIA (15) WW - 57 kg Qualif. 433 (TPE) Pei Ying LIAO (20) (SWE) Evelina Cecilia Linnea HULTHEN (21) WW - 50 kg Qualif. 434 (IND) Ankush ANKUSH (17) (UWW) Natallia VARAKINA (18) WW - 76 kg Qualif. 435 (KOR) Seoyeon JEONG (17) (CHN) Qiandegenchagan QIANDEGENCHAGAN (18) WW - 65 kg 1/8 Final 436 (MDA) Irina RINGACI (5) (PLE) Aylah Mohammed MAYALI (12) WW - 65 kg 1/8 Final 437 (UWW) Alina KASABIEVA (17) (USA) Macey Ellen KILTY (2) FS - 97 kg Repechage 438 (IND) Vicky VICKY (19) WW - 57 kg 1/8 Final 439 (UWW) Olga KHOROSHAVTSEVA (4) WW - 57 kg 1/8 Final 440 (UKR) Solomiia VYNNYK (22) (CHN) Kexin HONG (2) WW - 50 kg 1/8 Final 441 (CAN) Madison Bianca PARKS (4) WW - 50 kg 1/8 Final 442 (USA) Audrey Rae JIMENEZ (7) WW - 76 kg 1/8 Final 443 (UKR) Anastasiya ALPYEYEVA (5) (UZB) Ozoda ZARIPBOEVA (12) WW - 76 kg 1/8 Final 444 (UWW) Anastasiya ZIMIANKOVA (19) (CUB) Milaimy De La Caridad MARIN POTRILLE (2) WW - 65 kg 1/4 Final 445 WW - 57 kg 1/4 Final 446 WW - 50 kg 1/4 Final 447 WW - 76 kg 1/4 Final 448 D3

Mat C Upcoming Matches FS - 97 kg Repechage 410 (MGL) Gankhuyag GANBAATAR (14) (BUL) Akhmed Adamovich MAGAMAEV (15) WW - 59 kg Repechage 412 (HUN) Erika BOGNAR (2) (NOR) Othelie Annette HOEIE (20) WW - 57 kg Qualif. 413 (KAZ) Laura ALMAGANBETOVA (12) (FIN) Jenna Kristiina HEMIAE (13) WW - 57 kg Qualif. 414 (UWW) Iryna KURACHKINA (18) (POL) Magdalena Urszula GLODEK LISZEWSKA (19) WW - 50 kg Qualif. 415 (ESP) Aintzane GORRIA GONI (14) (KOR) Jinhee KIM (15) WW - 76 kg Qualif. 416 (LTU) Kamile GAUCAITE (15) (ITA) Enrica RINALDI (16) WW - 65 kg 1/8 Final 417 (KOR) Subeen JO (13) (TUR) Kadriye KOCAK AKSOY (4) WW - 65 kg 1/8 Final 418 (NOR) Grace Jacob BULLEN (7) (CHN) Qi ZHANG (16) FS - 65 kg Repechage 419 (UWW) Ibragim Sharaputtinovich IBRAGIMOV (7) WW - 57 kg 1/8 Final 420 (HUN) Tamara DOLLAK (5) WW - 57 kg 1/8 Final 421 (KOR) Youngjin KWON (7) WW - 50 kg 1/8 Final 422 (KAZ) Svetlana ANKICHEVA (5) WW - 50 kg 1/8 Final 423 (CHN) Yu ZHANG (21) (TUR) Evin DEMIRHAN (2) WW - 76 kg 1/8 Final 424 (CAN) Brianna Molly FRASER (13) (MGL) Davaanasan ENKH AMAR (4) WW - 76 kg 1/8 Final 425 (JPN) Nodoka YAMAMOTO (7) WW - 65 kg 1/4 Final 426 WW - 57 kg 1/4 Final 427 WW - 50 kg 1/4 Final 428 WW - 76 kg 1/4 Final 429 D3

Mat B Upcoming Matches WW - 55 kg Repechage 389 (MDA) Mihaela SAMOIL (12) (TUR) Elvira SULEYMAN KAMALOGLU (4) WW - 59 kg Repechage 391 (UZB) Laylokhon SOBIROVA (12) (UWW) Anastasiia SIDELNIKOVA (4) WW - 57 kg Qualif. 392 (CAN) Samantha Leigh STEWART (10) (JPN) Himeka TOKUHARA (11) WW - 50 kg Qualif. 394 (UWW) Elizaveta SMIRNOVA (12) (PRK) Myonggyong WON (13) WW - 50 kg Qualif. 395 (ITA) Emanuela LIUZZI (19) (TUN) Chahrazed AYACHI (20) WW - 76 kg Qualif. 396 (UWW) Kristina SHUMOVA (10) (BUL) Vanesa Stoyanova GEORGIEVA (11) WW - 65 kg 1/8 Final 397 (MGL) Enkhjin TUVSHINJARGAL (3) (CHI) Virginia Jackelin JIMENEZ FERNANDEZ (14) WW - 65 kg 1/8 Final 398 (UKR) Iryna KOLIADENKO (8) WW - 57 kg 1/8 Final 399 (USA) Helen Louise MAROULIS (1) (TUR) Emine CAKMAK (9) WW - 57 kg 1/8 Final 400 (MGL) Bolortuya KHURELKHUU (6) WW - 50 kg 1/8 Final 401 (JPN) Remina YOSHIMOTO (8) WW - 50 kg 1/8 Final 402 (MGL) Munkhnar BYAMBASUREN (6) WW - 76 kg 1/8 Final 403 (KGZ) Aiperi MEDET KYZY (1) (TUR) Elmira YASIN (9) WW - 76 kg 1/8 Final 404 (KAZ) Elmira SYZDYKOVA (6) WW - 65 kg 1/4 Final 405 WW - 57 kg 1/4 Final 406 WW - 50 kg 1/4 Final 407 WW - 76 kg 1/4 Final 408 D3

I agree- I’m also sure Alex Ferguson agrees with you on that and he had the results and the authority to back it up…

The Mat assignments: Qualif Day 4, Repechages Day 3 Mat A Upcoming Matches FS - 65 kg Repechage 369 (KGZ) Ikromzhon KHADZHIMURODOV (9) (USA) Real Marshall Ray WOODS (10) FS - 65 kg Repechage 371 (BRN) Alibeg Saigidgusein M ALIBEGOV (34) (BEL) Ayub Muratovitch MUSAEV (33) WW - 65 kg Qualif. 372 (MEX) Alexis Lauren GOMEZ (10) (POL) Natalia Gizela KUBATY (11) WW - 57 kg Qualif. 373 (MEX) Bertha Daniela ROJAS CHAVEZ (14) (IND) Tapsya TAPSYA (15) WW - 50 kg Qualif. 374 (ALG) Cheima CHEBILA (10) (BRA) Kamila BARBOSA VITO DA SILVA (11) WW - 65 kg 1/8 Final 375 (JPN) Miwa MORIKAWA (1) (CAN) Miki Elizabeth ROWBOTTOM (9) WW - 65 kg 1/8 Final 376 (IND) Vaishnavi Dilip PATIL (15) (LAT) Elma ZEIDLERE (6) FS - 65 kg Repechage 377 (IND) Sujeet SUJEET (8) WW - 57 kg 1/8 Final 378 (AZE) Zhala ALIYEVA (8) WW - 57 kg 1/8 Final 379 (ECU) Luisa Elizabeth VALVERDE MELENDRES (3) (PRK) Il Sim SON (16) WW - 50 kg 1/8 Final 380 (UKR) Oksana LIVACH (1) (UZB) Aktenge KEUNIMJAEVA (9) WW - 50 kg 1/8 Final 381 (LTU) Gabija DILYTE (3) (VEN) Nohalis Alejandra LOYO JIMENEZ (16) WW - 76 kg 1/8 Final 382 (USA) Kylie Renee WELKER (8) WW - 76 kg 1/8 Final 383 (ECU) Genesis Rosangela REASCO VALDEZ (3) (IND) Priya PRIYA (14) WW - 65 kg 1/4 Final 384 WW - 57 kg 1/4 Final 385 WW - 50 kg 1/4 Final 386 WW - 76 kg 1/4 Final 387 D3

Most of the time, it is not how a coach talks to a wrestler. But sometimes it is. There can be circumstances.

Am I participating in the discussion? C'mon dummy. Can't you see what is already obvious?

He scored a few points and the other guy scored a lot of points.

I watched that match live, it was a deserved win but I don't think that had anything particularly down to the coaching staff. If for example he beat Uguev then I would be saying that there was exceptional coaching at play which helped him. One thing I did like from him though was that he was just quite disciplined and fought hard. His mentality was really good imo and I think we will hear more from him in the future. The coaching staff made the right choice with selecting him. Ali Momeni and Amir Mohammad Yazdani on the otherhand... the less I say the better.

I think he just got out wrestled by Harutyunyan. I'm just as shocked as you tbh. I thought him and Zare were guaranteed gold medals but it looks like you can't bet on light weights at all. Harutyunyan is a super tricky wrestler so its not that surprising he won its just that I would've thought the American strength and conditioning would have kept it a lot closer. Maybe Lee needs to go train at PSU or OSU as Iowa's ability to consistently produce international hammers has diminished in the modern era.

Why not? If someone is stupid enough to post such stuff during work hours or on work stations etc, then that person is doing what he/she knows he/she should not be doing. So let's assume not. mspart

He got beat bad. Was he hurt? This is just really odd. I have not seen a topic on this so I thought I would start one. Please excuse if this has been discussed somewhere else. If so, point me to it or just say what happened. It would be weird for him to meet a match so much better than him like that, it seems that something must have been wrong. mspart

Why?

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I am sure he eventually will. But right now his improvement curve is fantastic. Wrestling with guys like Bassett seems to be working really well. The video of those two play wrestling is awesome. I get the idea that he should move on. There is wisdom to that. I just think it's easy to ignore how well it's working right now when you say that.

Musukaev wrestled 70kg

Little Jimmy still is just desperate for attention. His mom ignores him.

This Musukaev?

He's a gamer, with some clutch wins in his career. I hoped the Gophers would lure him in, but I'd rather see him at Michigan than Oklahoma State.

Can you translate what he is saying? Thanks

Shortly after committing to OSU he made a comment about probably being a 133 or having to get bigger to be a 141, and then he didn't make weight at that weight at a big tournament and dropped in the rankings. What? It's pretty obvious to me he will be 141 or 149. I think MatScouts has him at 157, but I don't think he will get that big.

Who are some of the other big (or at least known) names (to most American fans anyway) who weren't (aren't) there at Worlds this year? Yazdani, Chamizo, Sadulaev (visa issues), Musukaev, Petriashvilli, Dake (lost domestically), Burroughs (lost domestically), Akgul, Micic, Ono (at Penn State), Arujau (lost domestically), Salkazanov, Taylor (retired), Cox (retired), Myles Amine Perhaps some of these faded into the sunset .... ? Or a changing of the guard? Updates on any of these guys?

Someone on here said that @Tripnsweep is actually a teacher in AZ. (I personally don’t buy it as he’s a punk a$$ clown). If that is in fact true the post/gif he made in here about Charlie Kirk’s death would most likely be enough to break the code of conduct he signed. Conduct Unbecoming is “behavior that is inappropriate, unprofessional, or violates expected standards of integrity for a particular role or group”. Rules are signed off on for a reason.