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Spencer Lee, in his prime, is the GOAT on top.  No one else could turn guys with such ease and frequency as Spencer when he was at his best.  He may have fewer championships than Sanderson, Dake, Yianni and Stieber and more losses than a bunch of guys, but he is truly the GOAT when it comes to tilting guys on top.

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16 minutes ago, Jimmy Cinnabon said:

Spencer Lee, in his prime, is the GOAT on top.  No one else could turn guys with such ease and frequency as Spencer when he was at his best.  He may have fewer championships than Sanderson, Dake, Yianni and Stieber and more losses than a bunch of guys, but he is truly the GOAT when it comes to tilting guys on top.

Mike Sheets would like a word! 

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23 minutes ago, Jimmy Cinnabon said:

Spencer Lee, in his prime, is the GOAT on top.  No one else could turn guys with such ease and frequency as Spencer when he was at his best.  He may have fewer championships than Sanderson, Dake, Yianni and Stieber and more losses than a bunch of guys, but he is truly the GOAT when it comes to tilting guys on top.

Ben Darmstadt had 18 pins his freshman year.  Guys stopped choosing bottom against him.

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17 minutes ago, ionel said:

Mike Sheets would like a word! 

I was scrolling to see if he was mentioned yet. Lee may be a better turner, but Sheets was just plain mean about riding.  He let you know you were being ridden. 

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Fleeger is the GOAT on top in folkstyle (via near wrist / far claw ... some mutant version of the Blair ride. (I don't want to hear about Schalles or Ruth or any other cradle people.)).

Satiev is the GOAT on top in freestyle (via West Point ... I wonder what he called it)

John Smith is the American GOAT on top (via rollin mfers like logs).

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13 minutes ago, Frank Scrivener said:

I was scrolling to see if he was mentioned yet. Lee may be a better turner, but Sheets was just plain mean about riding.  He let you know you were being ridden. 

and I doubt anyone scored more points on top than Sheets.  

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1 minute ago, jackwebster said:

He is not even the best with the cross-wrist tilt; that would be Peppelman.

I would say the level of competition that Lee used his cross wrist tilt on was better than any of the Pepplemans accomplished combined.

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6 minutes ago, JVStateChamp said:

I would say the level of competition that Lee used his cross wrist tilt on was better than any of the Pepplemans accomplished combined.

No doubt. I'm just over the Lee-talk. More outlandish claims to follow.

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29 minutes ago, jackwebster said:

He is not even the best with the cross-wrist tilt (pioneered by Chuck Toler); that would be Peppelman.

 

Chuck Toler, there's a name I haven't heard in a while. Had a HS team mate who wrestled him a few times in off season tournaments.  

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1 minute ago, 11986 said:

Chuck Toler, there's a name I haven't heard in a while. Had a HS team mate who wrestled him a few times in off season tournaments.  

Unsung innovator.  The cross-wrist tilt is a now ubiquitous technique, and Toler invented it. 

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Lizak was good from top, but he mostly rode and stalled. Zain put a hurting on his opponents from top, but didn't always turn them. Lee rode, wrecked, turned, and pinned opponents from top so often and so efficiently it would make Gene Mills blush. Nobody wanted to be underneath Spencer.

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On 3/24/2023 at 1:21 PM, Twooooo said:

Dude, how many more "Lee" posts are you going to make?  Give it a rest.

You mean you aren't waiting breathless until "what is Lee's favorite type of Apple"?

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