Sr. Worlds... Days 5 thru 9

[ScottishSteel]

6 minutes ago, Paul158 said:

Isn't it 5 Gold for her now. 1 Olympic and 4 World? Total of 11 medals.

Duh - I didn't count the one I just watched

Point stands though

5/2/4 w/ potentially 3 more added into there

[maligned]

52 minutes ago, ScottishSteel said:

5 (corrected) World/Oly Gold
2 World/Oly Silver
4 World/Oly Bronze

Pending on how she finishes out this quad she could very well just be the US Goat

Already number 1 all-time wrestler in global medals. One shy of golds total of Smith and Burroughs. Argument that she racked up medals during a still-developing era is holding less and less water as she keeps filling her awards cabinet in her 30s with the ladies' division at its highest level ever.

Edited 17 hours ago by maligned

[Paul158]

10 minutes ago, maligned said:

Already number 1 all-time wrestler in global medals. One shy of golds total of Smith and Burroughs. Argument that she racked up medals during a still-developing era is holding less and less water as she keeps filling her awards cabinet in her 30s with the ladies' division at its highest level ever.

Burroughs has 7 gold medals. She also tied with Kyle Snyder with 5. 

Edited 17 hours ago by Paul158
missed a word

[GimJustafan]

1 hour ago, Ragu said:

Helen Legend! Amazingly clutch inside trip FTW!!!

 

[maligned]

21 minutes ago, Paul158 said:

Burroughs has 7 gold medals. She also tied with Kyle Snyder with 5. 

True

[TommyTechnique]

2 hours ago, maligned said:

Already number 1 all-time wrestler in global medals. One shy of golds total of Smith and Burroughs. Argument that she racked up medals during a still-developing era is holding less and less water as she keeps filling her awards cabinet in her 30s with the ladies' division at its highest level ever.

I think Bruce B has 13 world/ Olympic medals. 

[Paul158]

5 minutes ago, TommyTechnique said:

I think Bruce B has 13 world/ Olympic medals. 

He does and 5 gold medals. 

[GrandOlm]

Schultz has about the worst draw you can get. The on paper second best guy (Semenov) in the first round, and then the heavy favorite to win gold waiting in the quarters. Semenov is not a disciplined wrestlers, so he does on occasion foam one in and show up way out of shape and overweight. Maybe that can help. 

Too many wreslters in the field that are a level above whatever the US brings at 97 and 87 kg for any real chance. 

At 77, yes Nao but no Akzhol. So that's a major absence that weakens the field, possibly the most talented rep in the potential field is out. Bey has tough match to start against Amoyan. Bey is good but he'll most likely need to win 2 or 3 coin flip matches just to medal. 

At 60, I don't recognize these names besides Victor. Fumita and Emelin are not in the field. I don't see a Cuban entry either. 

Yay Emelin is back on the world stage, with one of the most technical and aesthetically pleasing styles of wrestling. 

[bnwtwg]

@jchapman any insight as to why Amos didn't go for a team spot this year?

[BAC]

7 hours ago, Paul158 said:

Burroughs has 7 gold medals. She also tied with Kyle Snyder with 5. 

Don't sleep on Adeline Gray either, who has 6 golds.

Previously, a fair argument could be made to put Adeline ahead of Helen for the women's GOAT title. Even now, she's got one more gold than Helen.  But Helen has an Olympic gold that Adeline lacks (over Yoshida to boot), and Helen's total medal haul is greater, including three Olympic medals to Adeline's one.  For me, this most recent gold puts Helen ahead.

But Adeline's a legend, and a great ambassador for the sport.

[MPhillips]

2 hours ago, bnwtwg said:

@jchapman any insight as to why Amos didn't go for a team spot this year?

I thought at the time he was still recovering from a surgery...

[bnwtwg]

2 hours ago, BAC said:

Don't sleep on Adeline Gray either, who has 6 golds.

Previously, a fair argument could be made to put Adeline ahead of Helen for the women's GOAT title. Even now, she's got one more gold than Helen.  But Helen has an Olympic gold that Adeline lacks (over Yoshida to boot), and Helen's total medal haul is greater, including three Olympic medals to Adeline's one.  For me, this most recent gold puts Helen ahead.

But Adeline's a legend, and a great ambassador for the sport.

I am also torn on Adeline vs Helen. I put less weight on olympics because weight classes exist for a reason which limits our sport and in general a person who peaks on the 4th year of an arbitrary calendar does not make them better than the person who peaks on the 1st, 2nd, or 3rd, but I recognize I'm in the minority on that opinion. 

[D3 for LU]

Day 6 schedule:

Greco starts today,

Thursday, September 18

4:30 a.m. ET – 9:00 a.m. ET: Qualification rounds – GR 55, 77, 82, 130 kg; Repechage – WFS 53, 62, 68, 72 kg
10:30 a.m. ET – 11:30 a.m. ET: Semifinals – GR 55, 77, 82, 130 kg
12:00 p.m. ET – 2:00 p.m. ET: Medal Matches – WFS 53, 62, 68, 72 kg

From FLO, women's team scores:

Team Standings After Wednesday, September 17

1. Japan - 147

2. North Korea - 100

3. Russia - 90

4. Ukraine - 70

5. China - 69

6. Türkiye - 67

7. Mongolia - 54

8. United States - 52

9. Ecuador - 47

10. Kyrgyzstan - 30

Team points are calculated according to UWW’s top 10 placement points for world championship team scoring: 

• Gold - 25 points
• Silver - 20 points
• Bronze - 15 points
• Bronze - 15 points
• 5th - 10 points
• 5th - 10 points
• 7th - 8 points
• 8th - 6 points
• 9th - 4 points 
• 10th - 2 points

Of note, Russia and Belarus are not in the official team rankings because they are competing under " United World Wrestling.” However, we chose to include them in the above standings to show how those countries are performing at the World Championships.

Here's a detailed breakdown of the scoring:

Rank	Country	50	53	55	57	59	62	65	68	72	76	Total
1	Japan	10	20	15	10	25	20	25	20		2	147
2	North Korea	25	10	25	20		20					100
3	Russia	15		20	15	10	10	20				90
4	Ukraine	2		8		20		10		20	10	70
5	China	20			15	6			10	10	8	69
6	Türkiye	15		10		4		8	10	20		67
7	Mongolia	10				15	10	15			4	54
8	United States			2	25			10			15	52
9	Ecuador		20		2						25	47
10	Kyrgyzstan									10	20	30
11	Canada	6		6		15						27
12	India		10	4				2			10	26
13	Cuba			10							15	25
14	Bulgaria								20			20
15	Norway					10		6				16
16	Romania			15								15
17	Moldova							15				15
18	Italy	8									6	14
19	Belarus				10							10
20	Kazakhstan					8						8
21	Sweden				8							8
22	Finland				6							6
23	Venezuela	4										4
24	Hungary				4							4
25	Mexico							4				4
26	Uzbekistan					2						2

Team USA Results:

50 kg: Audrey Jimenez - Eliminated

53 kg: Felicity Taylor - Eliminated

55 kg: Cristelle Rodriguez - Eliminated

57 kg: Helen Maroulis - Gold

59 kg: Jacarra Winchester - Eliminated

62 kg: Adaugo Nwachukwu - Eliminated

65 kg: Macey Kilty - 5th Place

68 kg: Kennedy Blades - In repechage

72 kg: Alex Glaude - Eliminated

76 kg: Kylie Welker - Bronze

68 kg Repechage – Kennedy Blades (United States) vs. Manola Skobelska (Ukraine) or Noémi Szabados (Hungary)

Bout 634, Mat C

55 kg R32 – Jayden Raney (United States) vs. Koriun Sahradian (Ukraine)

Bout 608, Mat B

77 kg R32 – Kamal Bey (United States) vs. Malkhas Amoyan (Armenia)

Bout 636, Mat C

82 kg R32 – Beka Melelashvili (United States) vs. Shahin Badaghimofrad (Qatar)

Bout 658, Mat D

130 kg R32 – Cohlton Schultz (United States) vs. Sergei Semenov (UWW)

Bout 654, Mat D

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Qualif Day 6, Repechages Day 5
Mat A
Upcoming Matches
WW - 62 kg    Repechage    575    (ITA) Aurora CAMPAGNA (16)    (BUL) Bilyana Zhivkova DUDOVA (3)
WW - 62 kg    Repechage    576    (HUN) Nikolett SZABO (9) - INJURED    (NGR) Esther Omolayo KOLAWOLE (8)
GR - 77 kg    Qualif.    577    (GEO) Ramaz ZOIDZE (12) - INJURED    (KOR) Hyeonjin KANG (13)
GR - 130 kg    Qualif.    578    (CHN) Wenhao JIANG (14)    (IRQ) Ali Yaseen Talib AL SHARUEE (15)
GR - 130 kg    Qualif.    579    (AZE) Beka KANDELAKI (7)    (ARM) Razmik KURDYAN (23)
GR - 82 kg    Qualif.    580    (BEL) Ibrahim TABAEV (13)    (SUI) Ramon Rainer BETSCHART (8)
GR - 82 kg    Qualif.    581    (KGZ) Bekzat ORUNKUL UULU (14)    (PHI) Gabriel Thomas DINETTE (15)
GR - 82 kg    Qualif.    582    (UWW) Adlet TIULIUBAEV (23)    (ARM) Samvel GRIGORYAN (24)
GR - 77 kg    1/16 Final    583    (GER) Samuel BELLSCHEIDT (15)    (UWW) Sergei KUTUZOV (8)
GR - 77 kg    1/16 Final    584    (SRB) Aleksa ILIC (17)    (ALG) Chawki DOULACHE (18)
GR - 77 kg    1/16 Final    585    (IND) Aman AMAN (21)    (JPN) Nao KUSAKA (4)
GR - 77 kg    1/16 Final    586    (BUL) Stoyan KUBATOV (25)    (FRA) Tigran GALUSTYAN (26)
GR - 77 kg    1/16 Final    587    (LTU) Vilius SAVICKAS (31)    (CHN) Chunyang PAN (32)
GR - 130 kg    1/8 Final    588    (LTU) Mantas KNYSTAUTAS (5)    
GR - 130 kg    1/8 Final    589        
GR - 82 kg    1/8 Final    590        
GR - 82 kg    1/8 Final    591        
GR - 55 kg    1/8 Final    592    (AZE) Eldaniz AZIZLI (1)    (IND) Anil MOR (9)
GR - 55 kg    1/8 Final    593    (GEO) Vakhtang LOLUA (7)    
GR - 77 kg    1/8 Final    594        
GR - 77 kg    1/8 Final    595        
GR - 130 kg    1/4 Final    596        
GR - 82 kg    1/4 Final    597        
GR - 55 kg    1/4 Final    598        
GR - 77 kg    1/4 Final    599        
 

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Mat B
Upcoming Matches
WW - 72 kg    Repechage    601    (CRO) Veronika VILK (12)    (FRA) Pauline Denise LECARPENTIER (4)
WW - 72 kg    Repechage    602    (SVK) Zsuzsanna MOLNAR (15)    (ROU) Alexandra Nicoleta ANGHEL (3)
GR - 130 kg    Qualif.    603    (CRO) Marko KOSCEVIC (9)    (IND) Sonu SONU (10)
GR - 130 kg    Qualif.    604    (KGZ) Nurmanbet RAIMALY UULU (22)    (HUN) Darius Attila VITEK (6)
GR - 130 kg    Qualif.    605    (UWW) Pavel HLINCHUK (24)    (GEO) Sulkhan BUIDZE (25)
GR - 82 kg    Qualif.    606    (TUR) Alperen BERBER (20)    (SWE) Alexander Mikael JOHANSSON (21)
GR - 82 kg    Qualif.    607    (UZB) Jalgasbay BERDIMURATOV (7)    (KOR) Wonjong SUN (22)
GR - 55 kg    Qualif.    608    (USA) Jayden Scott RANEY (10)    (UKR) Koriun SAHRADIAN (11)
WW - 62 kg    Repechage    609        (IND) Manisha MANISHA (6)
GR - 77 kg    1/16 Final    610    (UZB) Aram VARDANYAN (1)    (HUN) Robert Attila FRITSCH (9)
GR - 77 kg    1/16 Final    611    (KAZ) Demeu ZHADRAYEV (5)    (FIN) Jonni Kunnari SARKKINEN (16)
GR - 77 kg    1/16 Final    612    (KGZ) Yryskeldi MAKSATBEK UULU (7)    (MEX) Emmanuel Alexis BENITEZ CASTRO (28)
GR - 77 kg    1/16 Final    613    (IRI) Alireza Morad ABDEVALI (29)    (ESP) Marcos SANCHEZ SILVA MEJIAS (30)
GR - 130 kg    1/8 Final    614        (EST) Heiki NABI (4)
GR - 130 kg    1/8 Final    615        (TUR) Muhammet Hamza BAKIR (2)
GR - 82 kg    1/8 Final    616    (HUN) Erik SZILVASSY (1)    
GR - 82 kg    1/8 Final    617        (GEO) Gela BOLKVADZE (2)
GR - 55 kg    1/8 Final    618    (KAZ) Marlan MUKASHEV (13)    (MDA) Artiom DELEANU (4)
GR - 55 kg    1/8 Final    619    (KOR) Junsik YU (15)    (UZB) Ikhtiyor BOTIROV (6)
GR - 77 kg    1/8 Final    620        
GR - 77 kg    1/8 Final    621        
GR - 130 kg    1/4 Final    622        
GR - 82 kg    1/4 Final    623        
GR - 55 kg    1/4 Final    624        
GR - 77 kg    1/4 Final    625      

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Mat C
Upcoming Matches
WW - 68 kg    Repechage    626    (UKR) Manola SKOBELSKA (14)    (HUN) Noémi SZABADOS (5)
WW - 68 kg    Repechage    627    (UWW) Khanum VELIEVA (18)    (PRK) Sol Gum PAK (3)
GR - 130 kg    Qualif.    628    (FIN) Elias KUOSMANEN (11)    (JPN) Yuta NARA (12)
GR - 130 kg    Qualif.    629    (GER) Jello KRAHMER (16)    (HON) Gino Tanislado AVILA DILBERT (17)
GR - 130 kg    Qualif.    630    (MGL) Nambardagva BATBAYAR (18)    (UKR) Mykola KUCHMII (19)
GR - 82 kg    Qualif.    631    (CHN) Qingzhe LI (9)    (IRI) Gholamreza Javad FAROKHISENJANI (10)
GR - 82 kg    Qualif.    632    (KAZ) Almir TOLEBAYEV (16)    (IND) Rahul RAHUL (17)
GR - 55 kg    Qualif.    633    (CHN) Huoying SHI (16)    (JPN) Taiga ONISHI (17)
WW - 68 kg    Repechage    634        (USA) Kennedy Alexis BLADES (4)
WW - 53 kg    Repechage    635        (TUR) Zeynep YETGIL (3)
GR - 77 kg    1/16 Final    636    (ARM) Malkhas AMOYAN (3)    (USA) Kamal Ameer BEY (22)
GR - 77 kg    1/16 Final    637    (UWW) Arman KARAPETYAN (23)    (POL) Mateusz BERNATEK (24)
GR - 77 kg    1/16 Final    638    (QAT) Saoud Berak S B ALMEFQAEY (27)    (TUR) Ahmet YILMAZ (6)
GR - 130 kg    1/8 Final    639    (IRI) Amin MIRZAZADEH (1)    
GR - 130 kg    1/8 Final    640    (KAZ) Alimkhan SYZDYKOV (3)    
GR - 82 kg    1/8 Final    641        (MDA) Mihail BRADU (4)
GR - 82 kg    1/8 Final    642    (AZE) Gurban GURBANOV (3)    
GR - 55 kg    1/8 Final    643    (KGZ) Ulan MURATBEK UULU (5)    (IRI) Payam Farzad AHMADI BALOOTAKI (12)
GR - 55 kg    1/8 Final    644    (ARM) Manvel KHACHATRYAN (3)    (TUR) Muhammet Emin CAKIR (14)
GR - 77 kg    1/8 Final    645        
GR - 77 kg    1/8 Final    646        
GR - 130 kg    1/4 Final    647        
GR - 82 kg    1/4 Final    648        
GR - 55 kg    1/4 Final    649        
GR - 77 kg    1/4 Final    650    

 

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Mat D
Upcoming Matches
WW - 53 kg    Repechage    652    (CUB) Laura HERIN AVILA (9)    (SWE) Emma Jonna Denise MALMGREN (8)
WW - 53 kg    Repechage    653    (UZB) Shokhida AKHMEDOVA (19)    (GER) Annika WENDLE (6)
GR - 130 kg    Qualif.    654    (USA) Cohlton Michael SCHULTZ (13)    (UWW) Sergei SEMENOV (8)
GR - 130 kg    Qualif.    655    (VEN) Moises Salvador PEREZ HELLBURG (20)    (KOR) Seungchan LEE (21)
GR - 130 kg    Qualif.    656    (CUB) Oscar PINO HINDS (26)    (SWE) Jacob Edward LOGAARD (27)
GR - 82 kg    Qualif.    657    (MEX) Diego Yael MACIAS TORRES (11)    (CZE) Marek VRBA (12)
GR - 82 kg    Qualif.    658    (QAT) Shahin Eidimohammad BADAGHIMOFRAD (18)    (USA) Beka MELELASHVILI (19)
GR - 82 kg    Qualif.    659    (UKR) Ruslan ABDIIEV (25)    (ITA) Luca DARIOZZI (26)
WW - 68 kg    Repechage    660        (ROU) Kateryna ZELENYKH (6)
GR - 77 kg    1/16 Final    661        (CRO) Antonio KAMENJASEVIC (14)
GR - 77 kg    1/16 Final    662    (TPE) Lai Hsing YAO (10)    (MDA) Alexandrin GUTU (11)
GR - 77 kg    1/16 Final    663    (BRA) Calebe CORREA FERREIRA (19)    (UKR) Ihor BYCHKOV (20)
GR - 77 kg    1/16 Final    664    (SWE) Per Albin OLOFSSON (33)    (AZE) Sanan SULEYMANOV (2)
GR - 130 kg    1/8 Final    665        
GR - 130 kg    1/8 Final    666        
GR - 82 kg    1/8 Final    667    (CRO) Karlo KODRIC (5)    
GR - 82 kg    1/8 Final    668        (JPN) Taizo YOSHIDA (6)
GR - 55 kg    1/8 Final    669        (IRQ) Sajjad Ali Mukasr ALBIDHAN (8)
GR - 55 kg    1/8 Final    670    (SGP) Alexander Shafiq CUEVAS (18)    (ROU) Denis Florin MIHAI (2)
GR - 77 kg    1/8 Final    671        
GR - 77 kg    1/8 Final    672        
GR - 130 kg    1/4 Final    673        
GR - 82 kg    1/4 Final    674        
GR - 55 kg    1/4 Final    675        
GR - 77 kg    1/4 Final    676        

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[ScottishSteel]

6 hours ago, GrandOlm said:

Schultz has about the worst draw you can get. The on paper second best guy (Semenov) in the first round, and then the heavy favorite to win gold waiting in the quarters. Semenov is not a disciplined wrestlers, so he does on occasion foam one in and show up way out of shape and overweight. Maybe that can help. 

Too many wreslters in the field that are a level above whatever the US brings at 97 and 87 kg for any real chance. 

At 77, yes Nao but no Akzhol. So that's a major absence that weakens the field, possibly the most talented rep in the potential field is out. Bey has tough match to start against Amoyan. Bey is good but he'll most likely need to win 2 or 3 coin flip matches just to medal. 

At 60, I don't recognize these names besides Victor. Fumita and Emelin are not in the field. I don't see a Cuban entry either. 

Yay Emelin is back on the world stage, with one of the most technical and aesthetically pleasing styles of wrestling. 

Thanks for the preview; I do not know enough about Greco globally to even have fathomed a guess on our draws

[ScottishSteel]

Good morning @D3 for LU

[D3 for LU]

Good morning ScottSteel... I'm no greco expert either.

Just laying it all out there for the gang to take it all in.

D3

[ScottishSteel]

2 minutes ago, D3 for LU said:

Good morning ScottSteel... I'm no greco expert either.

Just laying it all out there for the gang to take it all in.

D3

I'm just hoping to be pleasantly surprised by the USA showing; expectations are low just based on recent history

[ScottishSteel]

Schultz up on D now

[D3 for LU]

I hear you... meanwhile, no audio on Mat C.

 

[D3 for LU]

1 minute ago, ScottishSteel said:

Schultz up on D now

tanxs!

D3

[ScottishSteel]

Schultz gives up passivity and a couple guts; does get a reversal out of it though

5 - 1 Russia