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I thought it was specific to people on the national team (which NLWC has a lot of, for sure - 33% of the National Team 10/30 are at NLWC). https://www.themat.com/team-usa/national-team#Men_s_Freestyle_National_Team_cs42

Ryan Rogers or Vaughn Spencer to 184lbs?

The thread is about 65 KG. None of either if the guys you mentioned have hardware at 65 KG. Weights classes exist for a reason.

Guy wrestled 57 KG earlier this week at U20s.

The other two As that matter. Academics and Attitude?

So... how is this? 57 62 67 73 79 85 91 97 125 Not much change, but some change.

Yep. https://uww.org/athletes/garzon-tamayo-geannis

The numbers show that they have more participants in overseas tournaments. I think more popular would be the one that gets the most attention, which I think is still MFS worldwide.

The guy who who Welsh has in the finals is the turdbiscuit who got DQd against Locket at senior Pan Ams at 74 KG while losing 2-3... A little more backstory is that he took Gold at the U23 Pan Am Champs at 86 KG a little while before that. He beat the guy in the finals 8-0 who beat Jaxon Smith 4-2 (putting Smith in repechage). So he's pretty good.

Greetings All, https://arena.uww.org/sport-event/show/1f07c05e-af6d-6b1a-8b85-6f49530ccbe1 They are upkeeping it accurately on the UWW Arena, so that is nice.

Also, for what it is worth, I have the option to view signatures turned off. I would have never seen that, had you not posted it.

There is a reason that turdbiscuit isn't allowed to post anywhere but the restricted area.

I have no doubt he can make it, my question is how does he keep that level of performance while losing 16lbs of functional mass? I don't know that he does, or can. Similar to Trumble and Bastida, his best weight might be a 235/240lbs HWT that drops to 213lbs for MFS.

He looked very lean and massive at 97 KG, which is just over 213lbs. Where is that extra 16 pounds coming off from? That's 8% of his bodyweight.

Up until his match with Rahimi he had won every match via 10-0 tech, with all ten points in each match being off of shots. For the NCAA Folkstyle season a large part of it is based around conditioning. They will wrestle anywhere from 20-40 matches in a few month span, with their conference championships having up to 6/7 matches in a two day span and the NCAA finals also have up to 6/7 matches in a two day span. Cardio/conditioning is a large part of training. It is also a reason some of our guys come right out of Folkstyle and do extremely well, even though they would not have been training Freestyle very long. Snyder came off a 2nd place finish his first year of college at 197lbs (~89 KG) and won a world title at 97 KG. Cox came off his season for the 2016 Olympics and dropped from 197lbs (~89 KG) and won a Bronze at the 2016 Olympics at 86 KG, purely off stingy defense and cardio. It's a thing.

Stanich: World Champ

30 to go... 4-3 Stanich...

Here it is:

I wish I would have saved the one that was "Wonder who wins between the Senior Asians 86 KG Champ from this year or some guy who medalled at U17s a few years ago" or something like that. Paraphrasing, but that message was delivered.

Twitter about to go APE shit with that McEnelly win. Going to be a fun afternoon.

I am a bit concerned with par terre for McEnelly. He has scored ten takedowns today. Do I think he can win it on takedowns alone? Yes. Do I think that will be a tall task? Also, yes.

Aye, we are currently in the run for 6 of 8. Three medals from Day 1 and U think we'll get three from Day 2 as well.

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The Kazahk that Mocco beat at last U17s last year in 0:18s won in the finals. Mirasola was the best HWT in the field. His aggression cost him against the KAZ (who attempted one offensive move the entire match).