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Greetings Gents... thought this would be cool/intersting to look at. For argument's sake, I am only going to look at Semifinals and on to see how things might have shaked out. 125 SF1 Old: Suriano over Cruz via 2-0 Decision New: Suriano over Cruz via 2-0 Decision SF2 Old: Lee over Tomasello via Pinfell at 6M5S (Up 8-2) New: Lee over Tomasello via Pinfell at 6M5S (Up 10-3) Final Old: Lee over Suriano via 5-1 Decision New: Lee over Suriano via 7-1 Decision 133 SF1 Old: Gross over Wilson via Pinfell at 7M18S (OT) (Up 12-10) New: Wilson over Gross via 15-11 Decision SF2 Old: Micic over Pletcher via 8-4 Decision New: Micic over Pletcher via 10-5 Decision Final Old: Gross over Micic via 13-8 Decision New: Gross over Micic via 14-12 Decision *Not sure how a Wilson-Micic match would have went. 141 SF1 Old: Meredith over McKenna via 1-0 Decision New: Meredith over McKenna via 1-0 Decision SF2 Old: Diakomihalis over Eierman via 6-4 Decision (OT) New: Diakomihalis over Eierman via 8-5 Decision (OT) Final Old: Diakomihalis over Meredith via 7-4 Decision New: Diakomihalis over Meredith via 9-5 Decision 149 SF1 Old: Retherford over Heilmann via 10-4 Decision New: Retherford over Heilmann via 14-4 Major SF2 Old: Perry over Kolodzik via 5-3 Decision New: Perry over Kolodzik via 6-4 Decision Final Old: Retherford over Perry via 6-2 Decision New: Retherford over Perry via 8-2 Decision 157 SF1 Old: Hidlay over Pantaleo via 10-2 Major New: Hidlay over Pantaleo via 11-3 Major SF2 Old: Nolf over Jordan via 16-0 Tech (4M28S) New: Nolf over Jordan via 18-0 Tech (4M28S) Final Old: Nolf over Hidlay via 6-2 Decision New: Nolf over Hidlay via 8-2 Decision 165 SF1 Old: Martinez over Marinelli via 5-2 Decision New: Martinez over Marinelli via 7-2 Decision SF2 Old: Joseph over McFadden via 3-1 Decision New: Joseph over McFadden via 4-1 Decision Final Old: Joseph over Martnez via 6-1 Decision New: Joseph over Martnez via 7-1 Decision 174 SF1 Old: Valencia over Amine via 7-5 Decision New: Valencia over Amine via 8-7 Decision (Amine gave up 2 points via stalling) SF2 Old: Hall over Lewis via Pinfell at 6M22S (Up 8-2) New: Hall over Lewis via Pinfell at 6M22S (Up 11-2) Final Old: Valencia over Hall via 8-2 Decision New: Valencia over Hall via 11-2 Major 184 SF1 Old: Nickal over Abounader via 6-3 Decision New: Nickal over Abounader via 8-3 Decision SF2 Old: Martin over Zavatsky via 8-4 Decision New: Martin over Zavatsky via 10-4 Decision Final Old: Nickal over Martin via Pinfell at 2M30S (Tied 2-2) New: Nickal over Martin via Pinfell at 2M30S (Down 3-2) 197 SF1 Old: Macchiavello over Conel via Pinfell at 4M19S (Up 6-2) New: Macchiavello over Conel via Pinfell at 4M19S (Up 8-3) SF2 Old: Haught over Darmstadt via Pinfell at 5M41S (Up 4-2) New: Haught over Darmstadt via Pinfell at 5M41S (Up 6-2) Final Old: Macchiavello over Haught via 3-1 Decision New: Macchiavello over Haught via 4-1 Decision 285 SF1 Old: Snyder over Kasper via 10-5 Decision New: Snyder over Kasper via 14-6 Major SF2 Old: Coon over Dhesi via 4-2 Decision New: Coon over Dhesi via 5-3 Decision Final Old: Snyder over Coon via 3-2 Decision New: Snyder over Coon via 4-2 Decision

Kharchla is hurt right now. Mild injury, apparently? Although if it is from U23s, it looked more than mild... especially if he is still rehabbing/recovery. If the plan is for Hoffman to go down to 184, why wouldn't Shumate go up to 197 now? He can always drop again next season after Hoffman is gone (or perhaps Welsh goes up to 184 next year and takes the spot?).

For a non-revenue sport I don't think there will be much traction for anything until something drastically negative happens (again).

Best Pizza I have ever had? A hole in the wall place called Roma Pizza in Torrington, CT. It isn't even close. The tacos? That one is close. This one isn't. What is interesting is that there is a Roma Pizza here in Miami. The owners are childhood friends with the Roma Pizza up there. They have the same exact recipes for everything. I like the pizza here. The pizza up there is all-time. It's the water, or so both owners say.

I interact regularly with him. I don't always come out the gate at him like that, for obvious reasons, but I was stupid annoyed. Spey isn't so bad, typically. Not publicly, at least.

I actually like most of them. Not necessarily on a personal level, but as entertainment and wrestling minds. What those cu...turdbiscuits did to Brain is unacceptable on a base, moral level and was bad for the sport of wrestling. Kozak is obviously my favorite. I wouldn't want to be scolded by him. Spey, though? He just doesn't want to take the 'L' there, so he is playing the 'adult' card (might be appropriate at that, too... j/s...).

You can ignore the latter part. Obviously I was trying to adult.

Also, apparently when you pay for your subscription to Flo, it does not include Floarena - per Spey.

I have eaten tacos in Austin, El Paso, Elle Aye, and Albuquerque. I never said they weren't good. I said they weren't the best I had. Top 10? Probably. Would you be even more upset if I told you the best I ever had was at some corner store at a four way in the middle of a field near Alma, Michigan thirty years ago? They were proper Mexican and all they served were tacos to the migrant workers there. I felt brave one day and I have been striving for that excellence ever since. Tampa has some good trucks. Of the four cities I listed above, Elle Aye is the worst of them. El Paso probably the best. Austin and Albu are toss-ups.

Mongolia comes to mind, although it is nearly an entirely different style of wrestling. Japan has Sumo. India has a style of slap wrestling that they do. It's weird.

If he can get off bottom he could be a brute at any weight class.

I wife laughed at that when someone said that to her. Comparing it to Detroit(Flint) or basically any Miami 'burb is just laughable. Unless it is a term used for cyclists. I could see how some chubby guys would hate to ride the area. Otherwise it's quite gentle. We love the food there. A great diversity of cultures in any direction you go. Add in that I can basically get anywhere I need to within twenty minutes and it's a solid location. If you're ever in/near the area and you like good, authentic Mexican tacos, the second best I have ever had are from a small corner store called Grocery La Paz at the corner of Olive St and Crown St in Meriden. I will be getting some the next time I am in town, for sure. I have been thinking about tacos since Tuesday when my favorite truck decided it wasn't going to be open on Tuesdays anymore (I just found out about it this week... what kind of an 'Authentic Mexican' truck isn't open on Tuesdays?!).

60 KG - Phillip Moomey lost his R16 match to a gentleman from Kazahkstan via 9-0 Tech in 1M58S. The gentleman from Kazahkstan has since lost. Ergo he will not be pulled back in to Repechage. 67 KG - Robert Perez lost his R16 match to a gentleman from Turkey via 2-0 Decision. The gentleman from Turkey will wrestle in the semifinals in approximately two (2) hours (~10:45 AM US - Eastern). Perez is still alive for Bronze. 72 KG - Justus Scott lost his R32 match to a gentleman from Spain via 6-0 Decision. The gentleman from Spain has since lost. Ergo he will not be pulled back in to Repechage. 82 KG - Tyler Eischens lost his QF match to a gentleman from Egypt via 9-0 Tech in 1M42S. The gentleman from Egypt will wrestle in the semifinals in approximately two (2) hours (~10:45 AM US - Eastern). Eischens is still alive for Bronze. 97 KG - Cade Lautt lost his QF match to a gentleman from Armenia via 8-0 Tech in 2M18S. The gentleman from Armenia will wrestle in the semifinals in approximately two (2) hours (~10:45 AM US - Eastern). Lautt is still alive for Bronze.

I pay for Flo. They should suck less.

60 KG - The gentleman from Kazahkstan that defeated Moomey lost in the QF to a gentleman from Georgia via Decision 10-5. Ergo he will not be pulled back in to Repechage.

82 KG - Eischens lost to the gentleman from Egypt in his QF match via 9-0 Tech in 1M42S. 97 KG - Lautt lost to the gentleman from Armenia in his QF match ia 8-0 Tech in 2M18S.

67 KG - Perez is still alive as the gentleman from Turkey that beat him earlier beats his Estonian counterpart via 5-1 Decision in his QF.

97 KG - Lautt up on Mat A now.

82 KG - Eischens up on Mat C now.

82 KG - Tyler Eischens is up next on Mat C.

67 KG - The gentleman from Turkey that Perez lost to is on Mat A currently, and up 5-0 with 30S to go in the first period. 97 KG - Cade Lautt is up next on Mat A

This is tough guys.

72 KG - The gentleman from Spain that beat Scott lost his QF match to a gentleman from Russia. Ergo he will not be pulled back in to Repechage.

For MGR we have five (5) gents up today. Floarena is being a bitch today and doesn't have the MGR brackets as of right now. I am having to go through the results tab to see them. 60 KG - Phillip Moomey lost his R16 match to a gentleman from Kazahkstan via 9-0 Tech in 1M58S. Jury is still out on Repechahge. 67 KG - Robert Perez lost his R16 match to a gentleman from Turkey via 2-0 Decision. Jury is still out on Repechage. 72 KG - Justus Scott lost his R32 match to a gentleman from Spain via 6-0 Decision. The gentleman from Spain then beat a gentleman from France via 5-1 in the R16. Scott is still alive for Bronze. 82 KG - Tyler Eischens won his R16 match to a gentleman from Serbia via 10-3 Decision. Eischens is still alive for Gold. 97 KG - Cade Lautt won his R16 match to a gentleman from Venezuela via Pinfell in 1M22S while up 4-0. Lautt is still alive for Gold.

I saw red. My apologies - you did have it covered. Appreciate it. Like how Feldman looked? Geog didn't grow as much as I had hoped... he looks like a regular 184lber to me.