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Sounds like you have a Very Peculiar Need to watch an event and given Flo's questionable business practices it causes us fans to Vent Profusely Needlessly. It's too bad they don't offer an easier way to View Particular Noteworthy events.6 points
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Click here for UWW brackets @Wrestleknownothing @oldschool5 points
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just Google it ...3 points
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I really like Marsteller's draw here. He has a lot to prove, but the one guy I don't see him beating has to see Usmanov of Russia... I love that... I am taking Marsteller to make the finals over Usmanov.3 points
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I started off in a few spots like "wtf" but overall, well done. #Cheers I enjoyed it Thanks and I forgot to include DNP + DNQ for the expats at 86 and 97. Hopefully Amine can keep proving me wrong. I’m also pulling for Snyder’s Day 1 gas tank > Russian Tank this time around. I hope the brute cardio can overcome the technical edge.
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Correct, they are annoying Annoying, like... ... that? D32 points
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Brackets are supposed to be released today, correct? FloArena is currently down for me. Anyone else?2 points
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Women's draw is Sunday. Greco Wednesday.2 points
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Excuse me, Lord. You heard him.2 points
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Yeah it's the only time the 2 finalists from the Olympics have participated. So yes it's the toughest .2 points
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Certainly won't be easy having to go through Chamizo, Kadi & Sidakov...2 points
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Love the positivity IWB... did you just joinedw/ Up with People? (Just asking for a friend... ) D32 points
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Love the positivity2 points
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57 KG - Uguev over Higuchi Richards loses to Abakarov in the quarters, so is eliminated and DNQ. 61 KG - Magomedov over Arujau 65 KG - Amouzadkhali over Rivera (BOOM!) Lee loses to Oto for Bronze, then defeats whoever is sitting there from the other side of the bracket for 5th - qualifying the weight 70 KG - Retherford over Yazdani 74 KG - Dake over Sidakov 79 KG - Marsteller over Mykhailov 86 KG - Taylor over Yazdani 92 KG - Valencia over Aitmukhan 97 KG - Sadulaev over Matcharashvili Snyder wins Bronze and qualifies. 125 KG - Parris over Akgul2 points
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Bleise went to Army... good that they are at least keeping the position. Roster is looking a little thin. Only 1 at a couple weights. Hoping they survive the realignment or whatever happens.2 points
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arena.uww has only posted the numbers so requires building out in excel. The bikini pervert has already begun the work on twitter. I expect brackets to be pushed to Arena prod within an hour or so.2 points
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Baylor Fernandes2 points
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John and Johnny
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Updated predictions for USA, Russia, and Iran post-bracket draws1 point
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Not for this. The numbers are randomly given to every athlete. Then they separate by weight. They then put the Top 8 seeded gents in to their respective positions. After that they figure out how many first round byes are needed per weight, depending on total entries (97 KG for example has 35 wrestlers, so there needs to be 13 first round byes). They give the seeded wrestlers, in order the byes first (so 1-8) then randomly drawing in the other five (5) byes - making sure to separate them (so you aren't going to have four of those five being in the bottom and one on top, for example) for a total of 13 byes (for 97 KG specifically) in the first round. After that all the unseeded wrestlers are ordered from lowest number to highest number and just put in that way. #1 would go in the first available slot, from the top down. If the next number was 56 they would go in the second slot. If then next number was 57 they would go in the third slot.1 point
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Below are the official brackets for men's freestyle at the 2023 World Championships 57 kg 61 kg 65 kg 70 kg 74 kg 79 kg 86 kg 92 kg 97 kg 125 kg1 point -
As I recall- the numbering displays mat assignments. Something like under 100 Mat A, 100s B 200s C 300s D. The Mat letters might be rotated differently but I believe it's something like that.1 point
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Bekzod, mutli-time medalist has Sidakov first.1 point
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Perfect for Snyder actually considering his limited chances. Goleij will lose to Sad but may tire him out in the process with the pushing and forward pressure. Especially if Sad is out of shape as some are saying.1 point
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Parris has a good draw. I think he gets Bronze at worst at 125 KG.1 point
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Today USA Wrestling announced the procedures for participation in the 2024 Olympic Team Trials in all three styles. Men's Freestyle a) Past USA World Championships or Olympic Games Participant or Final World or Olympic Team Trials Champion Any past Senior Freestyle World Championships participant and/or Final World or Olympic Team Trials Champion from 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022 or 2023 is automatically qualified to enter the 2024 U.S. Olympic Trials – Wrestling. b) 2023 U17 World Championships (August, 2023) Any 2023 U17 Freestyle World Championships gold medalist is automatically qualified to enter the 2024 U.S. Olympic Trials – Wrestling c) 2023 U20 World Championships (August, 2023) Any 2023 U20 Freestyle World Championships gold medalist is automatically qualified to enter the 2024 U.S. Olympic Trials – Wrestling d) 2023 Senior World Championships (September, 2023) i. Any 2023 Senior World Championship Freestyle Medalist, at an Olympic weight, will earn an automatic berth into the final wrestle-off (i.e., Day Two) at the same weight they won a medal in the 2024 U.S. Olympic Trials – Wrestling. ii. Any 2023 Senior World Championship Freestyle Medalist, at a non-Olympic weight, will earn an automatic berth into the semifinals (i.e., Day One) at a weight category immediately adjacent (one weight class up or down) from their 2023 Senior World Championship weight category. e) 2023 U23 World Championships (October, 2023) Any 2023 U23 Freestyle USA World Championships gold medalist is automatically qualified to enter the 2024 U.S. Olympic Trials – Wrestling. f) 2023 Bill Farrell International Open (November, 2023) The highest placed Senior Freestyle USA athlete per weight category, that places in the top 4, who has yet to qualify, will earn a spot in the 2024 U.S. Olympic Trials - Wrestling. g) 2023 U.S. Olympic Trials Qualifier (December, 2023) The Senior Freestyle top 5 finishers per weight category at the 2023 USA Wrestling Olympic Trials Qualifier will earn a spot in the 2024 U.S. Olympic Trials – Wrestling. h) 2024 Pan American Championships (February, 2024) Any Senior Freestyle Gold Medalist at the 2024 Pan American Championships will earn a spot in the 2024 U.S. Olympic Trials – Wrestling. i) 2024 Pan American Olympic Qualifier (March, 2024) The Senior Freestyle USA athlete who qualifies the Olympic weight category at the Pan American Olympic Qualifier will earn a spot in the 2024 U.S. Olympic Trials – Wrestling. j) NCAA Division I Championships (March, 2024) The 2024 NCAA Division I champion will earn a spot in the 2024 U.S. Olympic Trials – Wrestling at the weight category they choose. k) Final 2024 U.S. Olympic Trials Qualifier (March, 2024) The Freestyle champion of this event per weight category will qualify for the 2024 U.S. Olympic Trials – Wrestling. Athletes who have already qualified will NOT be allowed to compete in this event Women's Freestyle a) Past USA World Championships or Olympic Games Participant or Final World or Olympic Team Trials Champion Any past Senior Women’s Freestyle World Championships participant and/or Final World or Olympic Team Trials Champion from 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022 or 2023 is automatically qualified to enter the 2024 U.S. Olympic Trials – Wrestling. b) 2023 U17 World Championships (August, 2023) Any 2023 U17 Women’s Freestyle World Championships gold medalist is automatically qualified to enter the 2024 U.S. Olympic Trials – Wrestling. c) 2023 U20 World Championships (August, 2023) Any 2023 U20 Women’s Freestyle World Championships medalist is automatically qualified to enter the 2024 U.S. Olympic Trials – Wrestling. d) 2023 Senior World Championships (September, 2023) i. Any 2023 Senior World Championship Women’s Freestyle Medalist, at an Olympic weight, will earn an automatic berth into the final wrestle-off (i.e., Day Two) at the same weight they won a medal in the 2024 U.S. Olympic Trials – Wrestling. ii. Any 2023 Senior World Championship Women’s Freestyle Medalist, at a nonOlympic weight, will earn an automatic berth into the semifinals (i.e., Day One) at a weight category immediately adjacent (one weight class up or down) from their 2023 Senior World Championship weight category. e) 2023 U23 World Championships (October, 2023) Any 2023 U23 Women’s Freestyle USA World Championships medalist is automatically qualified to enter the 2024 U.S. Olympic Trials – Wrestling. f) 2023 Bill Farrell International Open (November, 2023) The highest placed Senior Women’s Freestyle USA athlete per weight category, that places in the top 4, who has yet to qualify, will earn a spot in the 2024 U.S. Olympic Trials - Wrestling. g) 2023 U.S. Olympic Trials Qualifier (December, 2023) The Senior Women’s Freestyle top 5 finishers per weight category at the 2023 USA Wrestling Olympic Trials Qualifier will earn a spot in the 2024 U.S. Olympic Trials – Wrestling. h) 2024 Pan American Championships (February, 2024) Any Senior Women’s Freestyle Gold Medalist at the 2024 Pan American Championships will earn a spot in the 2024 U.S. Olympic Trials – Wrestling. i) 2024 Pan American Olympic Qualifier (March, 2024) The Senior Women’s Freestyle USA athlete who qualifies the Olympic weight category at the Pan American Olympic Qualifier will earn a spot in the 2024 U.S. Olympic Trials – Wrestling. j) 2024 NCWWC National Championships (March, 2024) The NCWWC Women’s champion will earn a spot in the 2024 U.S. Olympic Trials – Wrestling at the weight category they choose. k) 2024 NAIA National Championships (March, 2024) The NAIA Women’s champion will earn a spot in the 2024 U.S. Olympic Trials – Wrestling at the weight category they choose. l) Final 2024 U.S. Olympic Trials Qualifier (March, 2024) The Women’s Freestyle champion of this event per weight category will qualify for the 2024 U.S. Olympic Trials – Wrestling. Athletes who have already qualified will NOT be allowed to compete in this event. Greco-Roman a) Past USA World Championships or Olympic Games Participant or Final World or Olympic Team Trials Champion Any past Senior Greco-Roman World Championships participant and/or Final World or Olympic Team Trials Champion from 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022 or 2023 is automatically qualified to enter the 2024 U.S. Olympic Trials – Wrestling. b) 2023 U17 World Championships (August, 2023) Any 2023 U17 Greco-Roman World Championships gold medalist is automatically qualified to enter the 2024 U.S. Olympic Trials – Wrestling c) 2023 U20 World Championships (August, 2023) Any 2021, 2022 or 2023 U20 Greco-Roman World Championships medalist is automatically qualified to enter the 2024 U.S. Olympic Trials – Wrestling d) 2023 Senior World Championships (September, 2023) i. Any 2023 Senior World Championship Greco-Roman Medalist or a 2023 Senior World Championships Greco-Roman athlete that qualifies the weight for the 2024 Olympic Games, will earn an automatic berth into the final wrestle-off (i.e., Day Two) at the same weight they won a medal or qualified the weight for the Olympic Games in the 2024 U.S. Olympic Trials – Wrestling. ii. Any 2023 Senior World Championship Greco-Roman Medalist, at a non-Olympic weight, will earn an automatic berth into the semifinals (i.e., Day One) at a weight category immediately adjacent (one weight class up or down) from their 2023 Senior World Championship weight category. e) 2023 U23 World Championships (October, 2023) Any 2023 U23 Greco-Roman USA World Championships medalist is automatically qualified to enter the 2024 U.S. Olympic Trials – Wrestling. f) 2023 Bill Farrell International Open (November, 2023) The highest placed Senior Greco-Roman USA athlete per weight category, that places in the top 4, who has yet to qualify, will earn a spot in the 2024 U.S. Olympic Trials - Wrestling. g) 2023 U.S. Olympic Trials Qualifier (December, 2023) The Senior Greco-Roman top 5 finishers per weight category at the 2023 USA Wrestling Olympic Trials Qualifier will earn a spot in the 2024 U.S. Olympic Trials – Wrestling. h) 2024 Pan American Championships (February, 2024) Any Senior Greco-Roman Gold Medalist at the 2024 Pan American Championships will earn a spot in the 2024 U.S. Olympic Trials – Wrestling. i) 2024 U.S. Armed Forces Championships (February 2024) The highest placed Senior Greco-Roman athlete, per weight category, winning a medal, who has yet to qualify for the 2024 U.S. Olympic Trials – Wrestling. *Gold and silver medals awarded. j) 2024 Pan American Olympic Qualifier (March, 2024) The Senior Greco-Roman athlete who qualifies the Olympic weight category at the Pan American Olympic Qualifier, will earn an automatic berth into the final wrestle off (i.e., Day Two) at the same weight they qualified in the 2024 U.S. Olympic Trials – Wrestling. k) 2024 NCAA Division I Championships (March, 2024) The 2024 NCAA Division I champion will earn a spot in the 2024 U.S. Olympic Trials – Wrestling at the weight category they choose. l) Final 2024 U.S. Olympic Trials Qualifier (March, 2024) The Greco-Roman champion of this event per weight category will qualify for the 2024 U.S. Olympic Trials – Wrestling. 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Only counts of you did a lip smack too1 point
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Put them all into 64 man brackets 1 vs 64, 2 vs 63, 32 vs 33 etc. 57kg has 33 participants, therefore seeds 34 through 64 are a Bye.1 point
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USA wrestling Twitter is the page I am constantly referring too.1 point
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I suppose not. I remember when my son completed in Fargo. Illinois was the bomb. However, it is my first time seeing a brother and sister on the same senior worlds wrestling team. Must be a happy time for their family.1 point
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Is the order generally UWW site PDFs first, then tweets, then Flo copies from UWW PDFs?1 point
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I think those are it for American ties . And Valencia brothers are on opposite teams .1 point
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Meeting should've started. We probably get some tweets from Serbia around 10ET or so1 point
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Think the draw is in like 2 - 3 hours1 point
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Is it really an effective use of anyone’s time to rip someone who never listens to the show to begin with?1 point
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Everyone at George Mason … since they actually have wrestling. The rest of that school’s teams can suck it. LOL1 point
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Greco-roman world team 55kg: Vitaly Kabaloev (Kabardino-Balkaria), 2023 senior Russian champ 60kg: Anvar Allakhiarov (Dagestan), 2021 U23 European champ 63lg: Astemir Bizhoev (Kabardino-Balkaria), 2023 senior Russian champ 67kg: Aslan Visaitov (Chechnya), 2023 senior Russian champ 72kg: Narek Oganyan (Voronezh oblast), 2023 senior Russian champ 77lg: Adlet Tiuliubaev (Omask oblast), 2022 senior Russian nationals runner-up 82lg: Aues Gonibov (Krasnodar krai), 2023 senior Russian champ 87kg: Alan Ostaev (North Ossetia), 2017 senior Russian bronze 97kg: Artur Sargsian (Sverdlovsk oblast), 2021,22,23 senior Russian champ 125kg: Sergey Semenov (Moscow), 2018 senior world champ, 2016-2020 Olympic bronze medalist Women's world team 50kg: Polina Lukina (Rostov oblast), 2023 senior Russian champ 53kg: Natalia Malysheva (Khakassia), 2023 senior Russian champ, 2017 European runner-up 55kg: Ekaterina Poleshchuk (Krasnodark krai), 2019 world bronze, 2023 senior Russian champ 57kg: Olga Khoroshavtseva (Krasnoyarsk krai), 2019 world bronze, 2020-21 European champ 59kg: Svetlana Lipatova (Tatarstan), 2019 European runner-up 62kg: Alina Kasabieva (Crimea), 2023 senior Russian champ 65kg: Amina Tandelova (North Ossetia), 2019 Cadet European champ 68kg: Vusala Parfianovich, U23 2021 World/European runner-up 72kg: Kseniya Burakova (Dagestan), 2022-23 senior Russian champ 76kg: Rita Talismanova (Moscow), 2023 senior Russian nationals runner-up1 point
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Retail theft is a HUGE problem. What's crazy is that some try to represent this as a sort of weird R vs D topic... when it really isn't. It's a giant problem for all, regardless of politics. It's like car-jacking - these are really big, really bad problems. That we need to get together to solve instead of wasting our efforts bickering over laying blame. I don't see anything constructive, at all, in trying to make this an R vs D topic. I would think you'd all feel the same.1 point
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Also, I can come up with a still photo showing flying saucers & aliens are taking over our planet, doesn't prove its true.1 point
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I am still sticking with Sidakov. I think Salkazanov has a decent shot. He has been getting closer and closer to beating Dake.. still no cigar, but he is slowly figuring him out. I think Sidakov and Kadimagomedov are better than Salk, however.1 point
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Ryan Milhoff.... one of the first guys I read about who opened up about battling anxiety and depression from the pressure of wrestling. I admire him for that... takes some guts to show some transparency and vulnerability in this sport.1 point
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Have known Tanner Sloan since he was in Kindergarten (he and my bro had an “intense” rivalry from K-6th grade and met for the first of many times in the semis at state in Kindergarten…. He was one of my favorite guys in that class on and off the mat… fun wrestling style and nicest kid in the world off the mat. Great at football as well as 4H in his day as well! Easily one of my fave current NCAA wrestlers. In 2019 I interviewed probably 300 or so college/HS kids at random events that I covered for an old publication called The Predicament that I contributed for from 2007-2019… Out of everyone I’ve ever interviewed, Rocky Elam stands out as one of the most well-spoken, polite and appreciative wrestlers I’ve ever encountered. Have been a fan of his since!1 point
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There is zero chance of conviction, regardless of evidence. He could shoot someone on fifth avenue in broad daylight and not lose support of D senators.1 point
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Who did they beat?1 point
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Who knows? With that loaded "fragrance" bomb packed away in his lower gastrointestinal tract... the news and reputation will proceed him in next weeks GR tournament start. The opposition may just forfeit their bouts against young Mr. Schultz, paving the way to the gold medal by default! D31 point
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Frozen yogurt is a weak substitute for what they serve at the PSU Creamery. I went back three days in a row, and finished my wife's all three days, as well.1 point
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https://youtu.be/4-QxgWupgEw1 point
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