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Like clockwork. Larkin in the the Finals at 65 KG.

Remember how Lugo used to lose to Degen because Degen had like three feet on Lugo? Larkin is taller.

To be clear here, Berger beat Jacques 9-8 on a challenge at the end. Edit: Jacques is an extremely tough MFS out.

Honis is huge compated to Cole Mirasola. Cole has a lot to grow to be a D1 HWT.

Nolf is noticeably out of shaoe... winded. Not sure he has been heavily training. Looks like he saw the list and was like 'EZPZ' and entered.

Kem has been plodding. He doesn't look to have any speed. Monday kept the gas on Nolf and was lightning quick the entire match. Nolf should beat Kemerer rather easily.

Mirasola decked Evan Thicc...

Jacques has entered the chat.

Sealey was up on Lunchbox Mits 6-5 with what... a minute to go? I don't think Marinelli beats Berger. Not that version.

Aden Valencia is a dog.

Lunchbox Mits is 'only' up 3-2 on Sealey through the first.

Larkin wins on a failed challenge 7-6. They nailed the seeds here man.

Larkin gave Mendez everything he could handle. Damn good match. Edit: It is currently 6-6 with Larkin up on criteria with a last second TD. Mendez corner is challenging the TD.

Monday is giving Nolf his most difficult domestic match at 74 KG aside for JB and Dake (obviously) since he made his way to 74 KG.

Now I full-on believe that Desanto has dug his own grave insofar as what people think of him as a character, or heel. That said I also believe that I have seen more than two matches where domestic refs appeared to give the benefit of the doubt to his opponent in one or more exchange(s) in his match(es). It pissed me off when it appears that way.

For some.

It also annoys me they had to meet so early. That match happens five times a week already.

Desanto will have to go up agianst a Kolodzik who hasn't wrestled a match yet. A bye then a forfeit.

Desanto is also considerably larger than Mcgee as well.

And they aren't wrestling true thirds, correct? What happens if Kentchadze runs through for gold and destroys Hidlay and Dieringer on the way? If Hall and Hidlay wrestle for Bronze the winner deserves to face Dieringer in that scenario.

Period 1 Pushout Georgia 2M27S G 1-0 Shot Georgia, Stuffed, Georgia chases it around, US TD 1M12S U 2-1 Duckunder Georgia 0M45S G 3-2 Georgia with a high gutwrench, USA steps over 0M18S. 2 for Georgia, 1 for USA is the call. Brick is thrown by USA. Looking for just 1 USA and no exposure. Call is 1 USA - no exposte 0M18S USA shot, stuffed as time expires. U 3-3 END OF PERIOD PERIOD 2 G in on a deep single, stuffed and headpinch for USA 2M6S Somehow US doesn't give up exposure there - stood up at 1M56S. U 5-3 G in on a deep single, leg up. Stuffed. G with a body lock at 0M20S for 4. Brick thrown. Looking for a 2 not a 5 maybe? If lost will be 8-5 with 13S to gk. If won, 5-5 with Georgia up on criteria. Call stands. G 8-5 Kentchadze defeats Hall 8-5. Hall stopped wrestling for kike 2 seconds and it cost him a 4 there.

What could have legimately been the Gold medal match at 86 KG is up on Mat 2 now. Too bad they decided to not seed the brackets.

Hidlay had the gentleman from Japan sucking wind and begging for a break there.

He might have not had to cut any weight here. He might be a legit 6'14" now.