Interviewed_at_Weehawken Posted March 5 Posted March 5 5 minutes ago, BigRedFan said: Causation and correlation and all that, you know. I believe Bo Bassett said he became more devout when he saw all the champs who praised Jesus. Although he was already somewhat religious, he leveled up because he thought it might be a missing piece in his arsenal.
Lunaticfringe Posted March 7 Posted March 7 How about the all Italian team? Ferrari Bros, Nick Suriano, Sam LaTona, Nick Piccinninni, Alec Pantaleo, Austin DeSanto, Nino Bonaccorsi,
Tripnsweep Posted March 7 Posted March 7 11 hours ago, Lunaticfringe said: How about the all Italian team? Ferrari Bros, Nick Suriano, Sam LaTona, Nick Piccinninni, Alec Pantaleo, Austin DeSanto, Nino Bonaccorsi, Rico Chiaparelli
Interviewed_at_Weehawken Posted March 7 Posted March 7 11 hours ago, Lunaticfringe said: How about the all Italian team? Ferrari Bros, Nick Suriano, Sam LaTona, Nick Piccinninni, Alec Pantaleo, Austin DeSanto, Nino Bonaccorsi, I simply cannot allow the chance to name an "All-Irish team" pass me by and only 10 days before the celebration of the patron saint. 125 Spencer Moore (UNC)/Cooper Flynn (Minn) 133 Connor McGonagle (VTech) 141 Rich Treanor (AWP) 149 Kaden Cassidy (GMU) 157 Ryder Downey (UNI) 165 Mike Caliendo (lol) (Iowa)/ Noah Mulvaney (Bucknell) 174 Keegan O'Toole (Mizz) 184 Max McEnelly (Minn) 197 Cam McDanel (Neb)/ Mickey O'Malley (Drex) 285 Big Jimmy Mullen (VTech)
Tripnsweep Posted March 7 Posted March 7 4 hours ago, Interviewed_at_Weehawken said: I simply cannot allow the chance to name an "All-Irish team" pass me by and only 10 days before the celebration of the patron saint. 125 Spencer Moore (UNC)/Cooper Flynn (Minn) 133 Connor McGonagle (VTech) 141 Rich Treanor (AWP) 149 Kaden Cassidy (GMU) 157 Ryder Downey (UNI) 165 Mike Caliendo (lol) (Iowa)/ Noah Mulvaney (Bucknell) 174 Keegan O'Toole (Mizz) 184 Max McEnelly (Minn) 197 Cam McDanel (Neb)/ Mickey O'Malley (Drex) 285 Big Jimmy Mullen (VTech) No JP O'Connor?
Interviewed_at_Weehawken Posted March 7 Posted March 7 (edited) 10 minutes ago, Tripnsweep said: No JP O'Connor? 2025 or I would have other classics such as Sean O'Day, Austin O'Connor, Shane Griffith, and Bill Kelly. Edited March 7 by Interviewed_at_Weehawken
PortaJohn Posted March 7 Posted March 7 (edited) 16 hours ago, Lunaticfringe said: How about the all Italian team? Ferrari Bros, Nick Suriano, Sam LaTona, Nick Piccinninni, Alec Pantaleo, Austin DeSanto, Nino Bonaccorsi, This is the Italian team I'd throw on the mat 125 - Nick Suriano/ Backup NATO 133- John Smith (Inducted into the Italian American Sports Hall of Fame) 141 - 157 (someone is bumping up and someone is sucking down) Zack Esposito/ Frank Molinaro/ Pat Santoro 165 - Vincenzo Joseph 174 - Carter Starocci 184 - Angelos Ferarri 197 - AJ Ferrari hvwt - Anthony Cassar (141-157) is tough...Have solid wrestlers in Yozzo and Tirapelle, Steve Marianetti Edited March 7 by PortaJohn I Don't Agree With What I Posted
11986 Posted March 7 Posted March 7 Old school Italian team, 1981 190 weight class: 1st, Tom Martucci, 2nd Tony Mantella, 3rd Geno Savegnago
MPhillips Posted March 7 Posted March 7 7 hours ago, Interviewed_at_Weehawken said: I simply cannot allow the chance to name an "All-Irish team" pass me by and only 10 days before the celebration of the patron saint. Paddy Gallagher... 2 .
Tripnsweep Posted March 8 Posted March 8 13 hours ago, 11986 said: Old school Italian team, 1981 190 weight class: 1st, Tom Martucci, 2nd Tony Mantella, 3rd Geno Savegnago What about Bob Marella aka Gorilla Monsoon? NCAA champion in the 50's and could not just speak but sing in Italian.
Gene Mills Fan Posted March 8 Posted March 8 19 hours ago, 11986 said: Old school Italian team, 1981 190 weight class: 1st, Tom Martucci, 2nd Tony Mantella, 3rd Geno Savegnago Tony Mantella my high school friend!!! Dominic DeNucci HAhaha!
Interviewed_at_Weehawken Posted March 10 Posted March 10 37 minutes ago, Wildcat92 said: What about the mormons? Tougher to tell by last name, I'd imagine (unless it is a Sanderson) 1
GimJustafan Posted March 11 Posted March 11 19 hours ago, Wildcat92 said: What about the mormons? Brock Hardy NEBRASKA Sage Mortimer Grand Valley State
Interviewed_at_Weehawken Posted March 11 Posted March 11 On 3/7/2025 at 2:16 PM, 11986 said: Old school Italian team, 1981 190 weight class: 1st, Tom Martucci, 2nd Tony Mantella, 3rd Geno Savegnago John, Leroy, and Pat Smith!
jammen Posted March 11 Posted March 11 I think that you also have to rank the Christians. Don't Evangelical fundamentalists who believe that everything in the Bible is literally true have to rank above those who believe in a Creator but also have a brain in their head?
AgaveMaria Posted April 7 Posted April 7 So much foolishness about someone who is a myth. ” Never attribute to inspiration that which can be adequately explained by delusion”.
Fadzaev2 Posted April 17 Posted April 17 On 3/3/2025 at 4:13 PM, MPhillips said: You have Alan Fried and then the rest. Alan was special.....one of my all time greatest high school wrestlers
SocraTease Posted April 17 Posted April 17 (edited) How about the All Atheist Team (or at least Skeptics, Agnostics, "Apatheists", philosophical Buddhists or Taoists, and even Christian Atheists ... yes they exist)? It's often the more educated or preternaturally intelligent folks who don't go in for the superstitions and fictions. I have no idea who would be on it, but here are some possibilities: Jason Welch? I can't recall religious-speak from Dake, Taylor, Askren, Stieber, Yanni, or JB ... but who knows? Among athletes who were not wrestlers, I've heard Bruce Lee, Lance Armstrong, Nadal, Ted Williams, and Diana Nyad are (or were) likely non-believers. I'm sure there are quite a few, but it's still somewhat of a taboo for public figures to share that they don't believe. And, I think, many athletes tend to project their own athletic struggles, training, and stories onto the world or universe and so frequently tend to view things in simplistic, dualistic or Manichaean ways. And/or they often believe that "faith" will help them win, perform well, or at least comfort them in loss (and there is some evidence that it serves these pragmatic functions.) In any event, sports often have religious dimensions to them and in certain respects they are a substitute or supplement for religion: https://theconversation.com/how-sport-became-the-new-religion-a-200-year-story-of-societys-great-conversion-199576 If you follow or peak in on the Penn State wrestling forum, many of the posters actually seem to worship a wrestler: "In Cael we Trust" is the de rigueur mantra. Edited April 17 by SocraTease 1
lisa morales Posted April 17 Posted April 17 All Black: 125: Anthony Robles 133: Bravo Young 141: Darryl Burley 149: Lee Kemp 157: Jordan Burroughs 165: Kenny Monday 174: Joe Williams 184: Ed Ruth 197: J'den Cox 285: Carlton Haselrig
Interviewed_at_Weehawken Posted April 17 Posted April 17 5 hours ago, SocraTease said: I can't recall religious-speak from Dake, Taylor, Askren, Stieber, Yanni, or JB ... but who knows? LOL Dake was just on Flo talking about he is reading the greatest book he has ever read. He was talking about the Bible. So cross him off your list. Here is another one to remove from your list https://www.jordanburroughs.com/blog/faith-hope-believe
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