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to conclude your analysis with bonus point percentage is to give pins and major decisions equal weight. That's a silly thing to do when determining who is the most dominant.

Considering before the tournament, he said Carter would win the championship and not his own teammate who had a super close match with Carter, I would guess Steveson voted for Carter

Take away the biased Oklahoma State/CWC and Penn State/NLWC votes and then what are we left with?

Let's do Most Valuable Wrestler. Wyatt averaged 5.15 points per match this season (no one else reached even 4.80), and scored the most in the NCAA tourney with 26.0 team points (next best was 24.0). Congratulations to Mr. Hendrickson, on winning the inaugural MVW!

Kudos to Bode Marlow for stepping up on late notice. Hope he kills it at Pitt

to be fair, Carter is the most dominant guy in interviews

..it's surprising that the entire Flo Radio cast said it should go to Carter. I know it can't have anything to do with bias from needing access and relationships to PSU and NLWC, so it really is a funny coincidence

with former wrestlers + NLWC members, PSU has a huge share of the votes

It's almost as if winning and dominating aren't the exact same thing. Wild!

bro he was too scared to wrestle AJ at 197 at the All Star Classic. He's not like that

Kyle Dake just said he's wrestling through 2028, but is undecided on weight even for this year. He said he's heard UWW may be changing the rules around weigh-ins and that would affect what weight he chooses.

Did not have that on my bingo card

If/when they find corruption, I'll celebrate their efforts. So far, they've mostly shown their @ss not knowing what they're doing or what they're looking at, made false claim, had to delete and backtrack supposed findings, and generally caused chaos and disruption (the opposite of efficiency)

You're a bootlicker and you're ignorant about the facts

You're actually protected in complaining about working conditions and you can publicly blame your CEO for them. However, a president isn't merely a CEO so your comparison isn't applicable

Blatant corruption is a worthy hill.

This wasn't a day 1 house cleaning. Look at the circumstances. The willful blindness from you lot is astonishing

It does protect you as a federal employee from losing your federal job over protected political speech.

That's cool unless you believe in free speech, which conservatives by their actions clearly do not.

BREAKING: A career federal prosecutor in Los Angeles, Adam Schleifer, was abruptly fired—reportedly at the direction of the White House—after leading the prosecution of Andrew Wiederhorn, a wealthy Trump donor and former CEO of the company behind Fatburger and Johnny Rockets. A grand jury indicted Wiederhorn on charges of hiding millions in income through sham shareholder loans used to pay for private jets, luxury cars, and jewelry. Wiederhorn’s legal team, which includes former Trump-aligned officials, aggressively lobbied the DOJ to drop the charges and personally attacked Schleifer as biased. Then, without involvement from his direct supervisor, Schleifer received a one-line email stating he was terminated “on behalf of President Donald J. Trump.” The firing came shortly after Laura Loomer publicly demanded his ouster, citing Schleifer’s past tweets about Trump. Schleifer’s tweets were posted prior to Schleifer being hired by the U.S. Attorney’s Office. While it is normal for U.S. Attorneys to resign after a new president takes office, direct interference by the White House in the employment of line prosecutors is unprecedented.

Bo had the same dipsh-t take. Carter is a boring wrestler. Wyatt and Gable are both exciting wrestlers. Gable is a household name. Penn State people just can't accept any circumstance that doesn't affirm that the world revolves around them.

It was entertaining. Palacio went in on him for being fake

I don't like what you're insinuating. Penn State would never lower themselves to pay competitive NIL contracts

Obviously you don't know that holding center is the truest form of dominance.