D3 for LU Posted May 11 Posted May 11 OCHIR IS QUICK! D3 Never argue with an idiot. They will only bring you down to their level and beat you with experience.
jross Posted May 11 Posted May 11 Sejeet seems like an easier match for Ochir than his last two. Kudiev is big for the weight like Zain. Kudiev was close on executing a couple big moves but was outwrestled in every position.
lu_alum Posted May 11 Posted May 11 Schedule sez semi-finals start in 7min, but still have to get the women’s traditional bronze matches done. Those should take 45-50min. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
maligned Posted May 11 Author Posted May 11 Sujeet is very, very dangerous. Way more dangerous than Kudiev. Kudiev doesn't get the results Sujeet has. Despite a slip-up to See-bass last year, Sujeet's resume is high-level. Not least of which is knocking Bajrang off of his perch. And an easy win over Yianni when they met. Ochir has to beat him and Zain has to beat him as one of the 4 he'd need tomorrow. 1
Spladle08 Posted May 11 Posted May 11 Just now, jross said: Sejeet seems like an easier match for Ochir than his last two. Kudiev is big for the weight like Zain. Kudiev was close on executing a couple big moves but was outwrestled in every position. Jeet is the easiest of the 3, however, as I've said before Ochir is the king of the brain-fart. And Sujeet is pretty solid at being solid, one of those 4-4 criteria matches isnt out of the question. But man Ochir is good when he's on, I always pick him as the World Champ, and I'm never right. 1
jross Posted May 11 Posted May 11 7 minutes ago, D3 for LU said: I overheard the commotion over on Mat A... apparently they reversed the result of the 65Kg No Korea wrestler winning. Kim wrestled soundly and was in control throughout the match. He sort of got screwed there with two similar positions for no call for 2TD during the match. Then the challenge and loses with no time. I didn't like it. The better wrestler lost partially due to bad reffing. Kim could have scored more during the match, and he tried... 1
lu_alum Posted May 11 Posted May 11 Once the semi-finals begin:Spencer on Mat BOchir on Mat CChamizo on Mat BSent from my iPhone using Tapatalk 1
Spladle08 Posted May 11 Posted May 11 1 minute ago, maligned said: Sujeet is very, very dangerous. Way more dangerous than Kudiev. Kudiev doesn't get the results Sujeet has. Despite a slip-up to See-bass last year, Sujeet's resume is high-level. Not least of which is knocking Bajrang off of his perch. And an easy win over Yianni when they met. Ochir has to beat him and Zain has to beat him as one of the 4 he'd need tomorrow. I think youre right that you "Have to beat him" he doesn't beat himself. I think Kudiev and Zain are more dangerous because they both have offense. I just think Sujeet can get elite guys into a low scoring match (like Tevanyan does) then all of a sudden, youre down criteria with 20 seconds to go
Threadkilla Posted May 11 Posted May 11 2 minutes ago, Spladle08 said: Jeet is the easiest of the 3, however, as I've said before Ochir is the king of the brain-fart. And Sujeet is pretty solid at being solid, one of those 4-4 criteria matches isnt out of the question. But man Ochir is good when he's on, I always pick him as the World Champ, and I'm never right. Nice, lol 1
jross Posted May 11 Posted May 11 5 minutes ago, Spladle08 said: But man Ochir is good when he's on, I always pick him as the World Champ, and I'm never right. Same - he beats the Americans and seems like a lock... but nope. 1
D3 for LU Posted May 11 Posted May 11 (edited) 7 minutes ago, Spladle08 said: Jeet is the easiest of the 3, however, as I've said before Ochir is the king of the brain-fart. And Sujeet is pretty solid at being solid, one of those 4-4 criteria matches isnt out of the question. But man Ochir is good when he's on, I always pick him as the World Champ, and I'm never right. Classic jinx... you shouldn't have picked him! D3 Edited May 11 by D3 for LU 1 Never argue with an idiot. They will only bring you down to their level and beat you with experience.
D3 for LU Posted May 11 Posted May 11 Chamizo is up on Mat B... ahead 3-0. D3 1 Never argue with an idiot. They will only bring you down to their level and beat you with experience.
maligned Posted May 11 Author Posted May 11 (edited) 9 minutes ago, Spladle08 said: I think youre right that you "Have to beat him" he doesn't beat himself. I think Kudiev and Zain are more dangerous because they both have offense. I just think Sujeet can get elite guys into a low scoring match (like Tevanyan does) then all of a sudden, youre down criteria with 20 seconds to go What are you guys talking about?! He's only 21 and he's only had 5 senior level matches before today. The least he scored was 6 points in a 6-0 win. And the "worst" guy he faced in those 5 was Destribats, who he beat 15-4 when he was only 19. He's very, very dangerous and high-scoring. Edited May 11 by maligned
Spladle08 Posted May 11 Posted May 11 Just now, maligned said: What are you guys talking about?! He's only 21 and he's only had 5 senior level matches before today. The least he scored was 6 points in a 6-0 win. And the "worst" guy he faced in those 5 was Destribats, who he beat 15-4. He's very, very dangerous and high-scoring. He's young, see match 1 from this tournament. Maybe he'll score a million vs Ochir, but I bet its closer to 4-3
Spladle08 Posted May 11 Posted May 11 Gotta go get some mothers day ish, yall stay safe and enjoy the ride
maligned Posted May 11 Author Posted May 11 1 minute ago, Spladle08 said: He's young, see match 1 from this tournament. Maybe he'll score a million vs Ochir, but I bet its closer to 4-3 That I'll buy...but this talk that Sujeet is easier than Kudiev or not dynamic is silly.
gromit Posted May 11 Posted May 11 15 minutes ago, lu_alum said: Once the semi-finals begin: Spencer on Mat B Ochir on Mat C Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk FIFY, no go on Chamizo
D3 for LU Posted May 11 Posted May 11 Chamizo gave up the points and cautions and the match. His Lucky Charms abandoned him here... D3 Never argue with an idiot. They will only bring you down to their level and beat you with experience.
Threadkilla Posted May 11 Posted May 11 Do they wrestle the finals matches here? Since they both are qualified.
maligned Posted May 11 Author Posted May 11 Just now, Threadkilla said: Do they wrestle the finals matches here? Since they both are qualified. no 1
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