Simpleman424 Posted August 21 Posted August 21 57 minutes ago, LJB said: Yeah… I can’t open this site on my desktop for the last day or so… working around it but not very well apparently… whatever Oh I just mean the gushing reviews of leg grabbers…you’ve been talking to a counselor or something…lol
LJB Posted August 21 Posted August 21 Just now, Simpleman424 said: Oh I just mean the gushing reviews of leg grabbers…you’ve been talking to a counselor or something…lol Dude… just because leg grabbing is just not as important as Greco does not mean I do not respect the athletes… and this is about the last set of kids who I have any real connection to from years of the boys wrestling them for years… Hell, Otto and Bo were on their first world team together in 2021… Otto and Cortez won their first world medals on the same team in 2024… if anyone doesn’t like the Red Panda then you just don’t like wrestling…
ionel Posted August 21 Posted August 21 8 minutes ago, Simpleman424 said: Oh I just mean the gushing reviews of leg grabbers…you’ve been talking to a counselor or something…lol 1 hour ago, LJB said: Yeah… I can’t open this site on my desktop for the last day or so… working around it but not very well apparently… whatever .
RAFWiki Posted August 21 Posted August 21 I'm more concerned that this thread has liveblogged every male wrestler's farts in the past 48 hours, but Leydecker's gold medal victory somehow got no mention .
LJB Posted August 21 Posted August 21 ha... on this forum women's wrestling is looked upon only slightly more favorable than greco... you are going to be continually frustrated if this is a problem for you personally... 1
Merkle Posted August 22 Posted August 22 1 hour ago, RAFWiki said: I'm more concerned that this thread has liveblogged every male wrestler's farts in the past 48 hours, but Leydecker's gold medal victory somehow got no mention Leydecker was very impressive. She is a great example of how far maintaining good position can take you. There are a ton of high school boys around the country who would win a lot more matches if they took some notes.
Simpleman424 Posted August 22 Posted August 22 1 hour ago, RAFWiki said: I'm more concerned that this thread has liveblogged every male wrestler's farts in the past 48 hours, but Leydecker's gold medal victory somehow got no mention There were updates on women’s wrestling leading up to that final…I think people just got side tracked…I wouldn’t take it personal…
Merkle Posted August 22 Posted August 22 (edited) Anyone know who the bald Russian coach is? Guy in the red pants matside in Sinclair's final. Edited August 22 by Merkle
RAFWiki Posted August 22 Posted August 22 1 hour ago, Merkle said: Anyone know who the bald Russian coach is? Guy in the red pants matside in Sinclair's final. Zelimkhan Huseynov, I believe .
Truzzcat Posted August 22 Posted August 22 Boyle is going to have a tough one out of the gate against the u23 gold and u20 silver other guys should be smooth sailing, Robideaus guy is decent. Mastny's opponent was my pick to win the weight he was up 6-0 on Kurashvili before he fell apart so that will be a tough one. I am the personal property of VakAttack
lu_alum Posted August 22 Posted August 22 Mastny’s Russian opponent goes up 10-1 after 2min and promptly gasses. Mastny gets ten exposures in the final minute of the first period to go up 21-10. Picks up a final point on a lost challenge, 22-10.
lu_alum Posted August 22 Posted August 22 (edited) Is the US the only country in the world that trains cardio? Edited August 22 by lu_alum 1
D3 for LU Posted August 22 Posted August 22 38 minutes ago, Truzzcat said: Boyle is going to have a tough one out of the gate against the u23 gold and u20 silver other guys should be smooth sailing, Robideaus guy is decent. Mastny's opponent was my pick to win the weight he was up 6-0 on Kurashvili before he fell apart so that will be a tough one. Yeah, I just got on... saw Mastny going off Mat C w/ the score showing him winning 22-10! "Rewound" to the start of the match and watched it thru... wow, he was close to being teched by the Russian, then he returned the favor (and then some!) Awesome! D3 Never argue with an idiot. They will only bring you down to their level and beat you with experience.
D3 for LU Posted August 22 Posted August 22 AND what's coming up... Live Stream Qualif Day 7, Repechages Day 6 Mat A Upcoming Matches FS - 74 kg Qualif. 665 (PUR) Rafael Omar GARCIA MORALES (19) (TUR) Umut Talha USLU (20) FS - 97 kg Qualif. 666 (TUR) Suleyman RIZA (3) (UKR) Vladyslav VERETILNYI (4) FS - 97 kg Qualif. 667 (CHN) Yuanchong YANG (14) (IND) Lacky LACKY (15) FS - 125 kg Qualif. 668 (TUR) Rusen Arda GULER (3) (HUN) Daniel SZILAGYI (4) FS - 65 kg Repechage 669 (CAN) Karson William BROWN (4) (KGZ) Isa Shavkatbekovich ISAKOV (2) FS - 79 kg Repechage 670 (IRI) Sobhan Abdollah ESMI (18) (UKR) Bohdan OLEKSIIENKO (21) FS - 70 kg 1/8 Final 671 (CAN) Ryan DAHCHA (8) FS - 70 kg 1/8 Final 672 (IRI) Sina Mahdi KHALILI (13) FS - 74 kg 1/8 Final 673 (RUS) Islam Aslanovitch KAZHAROV (1) (JPN) Ariya YOSHIDA (2) FS - 74 kg 1/8 Final 674 (IRI) Mohammad Mahdi Parviz MAMIVAND (5) FS - 74 kg 1/8 Final 675 (FRA) Abdoullah NAKAEV (18) FS - 97 kg 1/8 Final 676 (FIN) Joona Aleksi JUNNILA (1) (CAN) Harjot Singh SHERGILL (2) FS - 97 kg 1/8 Final 677 (GRE) Nikolaos KARAVANOS (5) FS - 97 kg 1/8 Final 678 (KGZ) Al Baro Kudratzhanovich AKHMETOV (6) FS - 125 kg 1/8 Final 679 (BUL) Dian Dianov MANEV (1) (ARM) Henrik HAYKYAN (2) FS - 125 kg 1/8 Final 680 (CHN) Chenghan YANG (5) FS - 70 kg 1/4 Final 681 FS - 74 kg 1/4 Final 682 FS - 74 kg 1/4 Final 683 FS - 97 kg 1/4 Final 684 FS - 97 kg 1/4 Final 685 FS - 125 kg 1/4 Final 686 Mat B Upcoming Matches FS - 70 kg Qualif. 693 (AZE) Haji KARIMOV (17) (IND) Sumit Kumar Laxman BHARASKAR (18) FS - 74 kg Qualif. 694 (HUN) Mate Bendeguz VARGA (3) (GER) Manuel WAGIN (4) FS - 74 kg Qualif. 695 (USA) Jayden JAMES (13) (SVK) Samuel Luka VOKAL (14) FS - 97 kg Qualif. 696 (RUS) Rodion SANAKOEV (7) (BUL) Valentin Petrov BORISOV (8) FS - 97 kg Qualif. 697 (MDA) Alexei USANOV (18) (FRA) Ashab DADAEV (19) FS - 125 kg Qualif. 698 (KOR) Baejoon JANG (16) (USA) Dreshaun Tyrique ROSS (17) FS - 65 kg Repechage 699 (AZE) Bashir VERDIYEV (19) (TUR) Haci ZADE (16) FS - 70 kg 1/8 Final 700 (MEX) Gabriel Alejandro SANCHEZ ZEPEDA (1) (RUS) Mairbek MEROV (3) FS - 70 kg 1/8 Final 701 (JPN) Takuro MATSUBARA (22) FS - 70 kg 1/8 Final 702 (CHN) Ye Erjiang YE ERBAHE (26) FS - 74 kg 1/8 Final 703 (UKR) Ivan ZALISKO (6) FS - 74 kg 1/8 Final 704 (KGZ) Baiyt ABDYSAMATOV (11) FS - 97 kg 1/8 Final 705 (GEO) Konstantine PETRIASHVILI (11) FS - 97 kg 1/8 Final 706 (BLR) Azamat TSARIKAEV (17) FS - 97 kg 1/8 Final 707 (HUN) Robert Balint ERDELYI (20) (AZE) Farhad SULEYMANLI (21) FS - 125 kg 1/8 Final 708 (RUS) Soslan GABUEV (6) (IRI) Abolfazl Mohammad MOHAMMAD NEZHAD (7) FS - 125 kg 1/8 Final 709 (EGY) Youssef Mohamed Ibrahim Youssef ABOUDAWABA (8) (UKR) Ruslan PROKOPOV (9) FS - 125 kg 1/8 Final 710 (KAZ) Riza IZAKHAR (15) FS - 70 kg 1/4 Final 711 FS - 70 kg 1/4 Final 712 FS - 74 kg 1/4 Final 713 FS - 97 kg 1/4 Final 714 FS - 125 kg 1/4 Final 715 Mat C Upcoming Matches FS - 70 kg Qualif. 724 (ALG) Walid Billel BEN ZAMIME (20) (KAZ) Sungkar SEIDAKHMET (21) FS - 70 kg Qualif. 725 (EGY) Mohamed Elsayed Sabri Mohamed AHMED (24) (UKR) Emrakh HASHYMOV (25) FS - 74 kg Qualif. 726 (ARM) Vladimir AZARYAN (7) (CHN) Tao SHEN (8) FS - 74 kg Qualif. 727 (UZB) Farrukhbek JUMANAZAROV (15) (AZE) Ismayil Adil RAHIMLI (16) FS - 97 kg Qualif. 728 (IRI) Toohid Amirali NOORY (9) (ROU) Balazs LORINCZ (10) FS - 125 kg Qualif. 729 (IND) Ronak RONAK (12) (BLR) Yaraslau KOKHAN (13) FS - 57 kg Repechage 730 (TUR) Ebubekir GUR (9) (JPN) Yamato OGAWA (11) FS - 70 kg 1/8 Final 731 (USA) Landon Taylor ROBIDEAU (4) (MGL) Ankh Erdene ALTANGEREL (7) FS - 70 kg 1/8 Final 732 (MDA) Ionut TRIBOII (14) (ARM) Davit DAVTYAN (16) FS - 70 kg 1/8 Final 733 (MKD) Muhamed VESELI (19) FS - 74 kg 1/8 Final 734 (ITA) Alessio Anthony PERENTIN (12) FS - 74 kg 1/8 Final 735 (BLR) Artsiom BOLSUN (17) FS - 74 kg 1/8 Final 736 (MDA) Catalin SPINU (21) (KAZ) Nurdaulet SEILBEKOV (22) FS - 97 kg 1/8 Final 738 (JPN) Noah LEIBOWITZ (16) FS - 97 kg 1/8 Final 737 (KAZ) Samir DURSUNOV (12) (USA) Michael Morgan BOYLE (13) FS - 125 kg 1/8 Final 739 (AZE) Yusif DURSUNOV (10) (JPN) Hosei FUJITA (11) FS - 125 kg 1/8 Final 740 (MGL) Narantulga DARMAABAZAR (14) FS - 70 kg 1/4 Final 742 FS - 125 kg 1/8 Final 741 (ROU) Brian Samuel TECHEREAN (18) (GEO) Aleksandre ABRAMISHVILI (19) FS - 74 kg 1/4 Final 743 FS - 97 kg 1/4 Final 744 FS - 125 kg 1/4 Final 745 FS - 125 kg 1/4 Final 746 D3 Never argue with an idiot. They will only bring you down to their level and beat you with experience.
D3 for LU Posted August 22 Posted August 22 James is up on Mat B... ahead 6-0. D3 Never argue with an idiot. They will only bring you down to their level and beat you with experience.
D3 for LU Posted August 22 Posted August 22 AND he wins by TF 11-0 D3 Never argue with an idiot. They will only bring you down to their level and beat you with experience.
Tyler Perry Posted August 22 Posted August 22 38 minutes ago, lu_alum said: Mastny’s Russian opponent goes up 10-1 after 2min and promptly gasses. Mastny gets ten exposures in the final minute of the first period to go up 21-10. Picks up a final point on a lost challenge, 22-10. That’s two matches in a row Russia goes up big then melts down, I don’t even know if it’s cardio for him, it may be something else but idek what.
Truzzcat Posted August 22 Posted August 22 Just now, lu_alum said: Is the US the only country in the world that trains cardio? Iran and all of the Asian countries are usually solid I do not think Europeans put a precedent on it truthfully. I am the personal property of VakAttack
Tyler Perry Posted August 22 Posted August 22 Robideau and Jayden James both win easily. James has Alessio Perentin next round. Perentin beat James at last year’s Clarion Open 4-1
Truzzcat Posted August 22 Posted August 22 Well that was really fast for Dreshaun. I am the personal property of VakAttack
D3 for LU Posted August 22 Posted August 22 Ross w a 10-0 tech over the Korean... D3 Never argue with an idiot. They will only bring you down to their level and beat you with experience.
Truzzcat Posted August 22 Posted August 22 Just now, Tyler Perry said: Robideau and Jayden James both win easily. James has Alessio Perentin next round. Perentin beat James at last year’s Clarion Open 4-1 Really excited for that matchup despite the Clarion open result I think James is a big favorite but Perentin is disgustingly underrated. I am the personal property of VakAttack
Truzzcat Posted August 22 Posted August 22 The Mastny win was huge for the team race by the way! I am the personal property of VakAttack
BigRedFan Posted August 22 Posted August 22 4 minutes ago, Tyler Perry said: Perentin beat James at last year’s Clarion Open 4-1 Yes, that is Cornell freshmen Alessio Perentin repping Italy.
Truzzcat Posted August 22 Posted August 22 (edited) Karson Brown was in about a million times but could not finish and got countered a lot will take 5th. Edited August 22 by Truzzcat I am the personal property of VakAttack
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