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U17 vibes for sure. Rademacher's only hope is to not get teched in period 1, mount a furious comeback in the last 2 and a half minutes when Khaniev is tired a la Trent Hidlay. Slim chance.

No, Huseynov. That's spit coming out of his mouth!

Russian coach on Khaniev match just spit on the floor. Classy.

I think his best win in 2025-2026 was Malyke Hines. He also beat Sam Hillegas, Dylan Gilcher and Andrew Clark, all decent wrestlers.

Undersized and outwrestled . . .Chandermohan is not slouch tho, he's got 50/50 chance of being pulled back in.

I noticed that on UWW you can find an approx. match time which is pretty cool:

awesome- thank you very much!

helpful- thank you! Where did you find this info? Do you have one eye on wrestling and the other on football?

Is livestream available? Link? Thank you in advance!

No drama here! End of day 2 of MFS and USA has wrapped up the team title (with a good possibility of medaling all 10 weights- I like our chances). Also the 3rd year in a row we've won U20s! I could be wrong, but I calculated max amount of points Russia can have tomorrow and min amount USA can have and here's the result:

Whoa! Crazy finish right there. Rahmani quit early.

Russia should re-think those tracksuits

I want to see Khaniev vs Haines

Outside of Peretin, James has had a pretty easy path to the finals. Yoshido from Japan will be much tougher.

SEC Football-style quality loss by Robideau is what I'm hearing? Moves up in the world rankings because of it?

Lol! I had to read this 3 times. Too early in the morning for double negatives back to back! haha!

See below - no CA bias here! 100: Ty Martin (IA) 106: Luke Loren (CA) - underrated SJB product. Wouldn't be an upset if he wins this bracket 113: Thales Silva (CA) 120: Anthony Garza (CA) - will make a name for himself nationally 126: Sammy Sanchez (CA) - my pick until someone outside of CA beats him (Rocklin Zinkin, Isaiah Cortez) 132: Paul Kenny (NJ) - gets revenge on Antonio Mills 138: Tyler Dekraker (FL) 144: Jesse Grajeda (CA) - best high school wrestler in the Nation on his feet. Starts fast, fades fast 150: Clinton Shepherd (IN) - Love how this guy wrestles. Wish he wasn't headed to Penn State 157: Charlie DeSena (FL) 165: Melvin Miller (PA) 175: Mario Carini (CA) - Steadily improving. 190: Mason Ontiveros (CA) - Dude's hit or miss. I'm hoping he hits. If he misses, then gimme Nick Singer (PA) 215: Daniel Moylan (CA) - Dark Horse, but overall, it's a pretty soft bracket 285: Michael Mocco (FL) - I don't see anyone in this bracket who can challenge

I am honestly indifferent to any of the folks there. It's not like they are broadcast journalists, media relations, or journalism majors . . . they're wrestling fans who Flo pays miserably but commensurate with their talent and experience. Hard to be mad at that, although bringing your kid in the mix for a Final X recap is pretty sophomoric (Disclaimer: I didn't listen to it, but I can't imagine it being awesome). My subscription is for their event streaming and match library. . . if they could only get through one event without technical difficulties, I'd have little to complain about.

My guy Joe Antonio, a SJB product, winning his 8th straight on the backside with a 10-0 over Ethan Stiles. I had (still do) high hopes for him as a college wrestler.

Kudos to Henckel on not MFF out after his loss. I respect that.

Our U23 team is shaping up to be underwhelming . . .

Henckel pinned for at least 18 seconds . . . ref didn't want to call it. Dude was flat on his back for the first 5 seconds. Sucks for Team USA as Henckel is clearly the best guy at this weight, but those are the breaks. Gaitan is dangerous like that, and it was a thing of beauty; executed perfectly.

The result is reversed for 74kg. Robideau took match 1, 5-0.

Lovett is obviously the better twin!

Sorry, Dude, lame response. We're trying to grow this sport, not disqualify fans by trying to shame them. On this forum we should all have equal footing.