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41 minutes ago, D3 for LU said:

That's it... Japan's Katsume gets the bronze by a 7-2 score.

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I just don’t like LL at all in folkstyle but have higher regards for him in free…I’m losing that even

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Turkiye's Toprak gets his bronze w/ a 10-0 TF over Japan's Ogino... that quick!

(Toprak almost teched Stanich until Luke steamed roll him w/ 18 unanswered points for his tech in last year's U20 World tourny.)

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Posted
24 minutes ago, D3 for LU said:

WOW... last second score for Khateri!

The Iranian nabs the gold.

wow!

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transitive property Seidel techs his way though the 65kg filed at u23's

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Posted
1 minute ago, Truzzcat said:

transitive property Seidel techs his way though the 65kg field at u23's

fify😉

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Posted
2 minutes ago, D3 for LU said:

This 70Kg gold medal match is a DOG FIGHT!!!

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(IRI) Ebrahim Esmaeil ELAHICHOURAN (1)    (RUS) Magomed Emi ELTEMIROV (14) goes the Russian's way... 5-3.

Action packed!

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Posted

This time, it's the Iranian over the Russian w/ the gold.

What a match!

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Regardless of the 97Kg gold medal results... it appears that the US will hang on to 3rd place.

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Posted

2-2 exchange between Khaniev and Rademacher... the Russian leads 3-2

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Posted

Step out for Rademacher... he has criteria @ 3-3

We're at the break

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Posted

2-2 exposure exchange... 7-5 

TD and a possible exposure for Khaniev... it's 7-7 criteria... challenge Russia... the win

9-7 Khaniev

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Posted

9-7 Khaniev gets gold... nothing to hang your head here.

Rademacher did better than I expected.

D3

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Posted

Just watched the Rademacher Khaniev match, Rademacher should be really proud of himself losing is always going to sting but that guys top 5 in the world.

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Posted
1 hour ago, D3 for LU said:

(U23) The End

D3

Can't wait to do it again in a week for seniors!

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Posted
7 hours ago, Truzzcat said:

transitive property Seidel techs his way though the 65kg filed at u23's

I had heard Khateri's name before this tournament, but really knew nothing about him nor had I ever seen him wrestle. Whatever match it was where he was down 6-0 or 7-0, he looked pretty unreal as he stormed back to win 14-14. He was a fun watch. Quick to the legs and a great finisher in that match.

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Bad tournament all around leads me to think that logistics was a contributing issue, which wouldn't be the first time this would be an age group worlds issue for USAW.

LL is probably nowhere near peak fitness. He already did that for NCAAs + senior run earlier this year, he probably wound down for the summer to recover, and has the same 6 month run ahead of him beginning in about 30 days. He's still a senior medal level wrestler.

Bassett's losses will hopefully be motivation and build match tactics wisdom. Better U23s than senior worlds if he has to take a tough loss and DNP. And it was rightfully called out that while Woods medaled last year, he was a butthair from not even making it to Final X last year and took multiple losses since he earned a world medal. Basset is hyped to be the chosen one just like Kolat and Mocco and DT were, but his career is just beginning.

Jayden James looked good, but he's young compared to the field and it showed at times. He will be a-ok and probably repping the senior team by the team he finishes his 6 in 5 NCAA career.

It's awesome that the new normal expectation is Team USA wins every weight and team title, but it's not realistic. Sometimes we need to be humbled and reminded that the rest of the world is really, really, really good at wrestling.

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Posted
On 10/18/2026 at 11:36 AM, Lucho said:

I think the US under performance is being exagerrated by folks here. Most of your guys are very very young competing against very experienced senior level guys. Its pretty natural for young wrestlers to struggle. A lot of the guys who have medalled in Iran's team have been competing at U23 circuit for 2 or even 3 years now. Karampour, Khari, Rahmani and Yousefi being notable examples. U23s is a big step up from U20. If anyone thinks guys like Basset and Lilledahl aren't future world medalists you would be lying to yourself. Also you guys sent a weaker team this year compared to last year for some reason. Why wasn't PJ Duke competing for the spot at 70? I also feel the excessive publicity and film that surrounds your guys has a negative impact tbh. Basset has been surrounded by media since he was like 15 so much so even guys in Iran knew about him at junior levels. I honestly like a lot of the US guys more so than the Russian team. Khaniev and Akhmadinov spent more time on the floor sleeping then wrestling against our guys. At least you guys wrestle to the final whistle.

USA MFS team had only one guy under 20

Iran's MFS team had three guys under 20

Posted
3 hours ago, Bulldozer Without Brakes said:

USA MFS team had only one guy under 20

Iran's MFS team had three guys under 20

USA had a terrible tournament and Iran looked incredible also shoutout Khateri I thought he looked so much healthier at 65 and is only going to get better as he grows into it but just going to list our guys that could have and should have gone

57kg: Luke was our best best I believe he is 21 now he may still be 20 but I fear he may be out growing the weight or he was sick not trying to make excuses but he just looked like a shell of himself. If he is outgrowing the weight I am pessimistic about 57 outside of the olympic year sounds like Jax and Ben may both be going down.

61kg: Davino was great but we could have also sent Seidel (20), Forrest (19), Blaze (19)

65kg: Bo was our guy (20) is Khateri 18? good grief

70kg: Robideau was our best guy (20) Khalili was irans but Elahi is a stud as well

74kg: Jayden was far and away our best guy (18)

79kg: Levi Haines was our best (22) I think Will Henckel or Matty singleton would have been our second best Will may be 20 still or 21 Singleton I believe is 21

86kg: I would send Aedon again but one could make a strong argument for Mcnelly I believe they are 20 and 21 respecitvely

92kg: Josh Barr (21)

97kg: Rademacher was our guy

125kg: Dreshaun ross (19)

 

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