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Eddie is the only one in that group that repeatedly makes it his goal to go to rideouts.

Eddie is an awful choice for the All Star

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He seems like a good dude, but I'm kind of tired of hearing him to be honest

Lilledahl-McGowan pt I and II

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That is from last year. This year they removed the part that made the U23 WTT winner the next in line. The current rules dictate the USAW coaches will make a selection at 97kg. Rademacher missed earning it by one match.

Who should get the U23 spot at 97 kg?

It's a nice theory except they literally never break any news. It can't be access journalism without the journalism.

Two Shutt teams made the finals so they just forfeited... Seems dumb

No, ideally you have 30 different guys wrestling at Senior/U23/U20 Worlds for the sake of the depth and development. To me, Senior Worlds matters 100x as much as all the age divisions combined, so I prefer a process that optimizes for the best Senior teams long-term. The U20 Open and Trials tournaments are very deep at most weights. The U23 challenge tournament is not. At all. The tournaments themselves are good for development and it would be a shame for the U20 tournaments to become basically meaningless like the U23 tournament.

As I said... Robideau just went through one of the deepest weight classes in recent memory. PJ Duke is an offensive dynamo and has been hailed as a generational talent and he struggled mightily to score on Robideau. Predicting him to get bonused is crazy. You'll have to point out the weaknesses in his game if you think that.

Larkin was basically the only person who could take Robideau down all year and he never got more than one in a match. I don't recall anyone turning Robideau either. Maybe in IMar's era of flash takedowns without control he gets a couple scores, but no more than that. Robideau is extremely strong, hand fights well, and has excellent reattacks. In the modern era where takedowns require control, he might not score at all on Robideau. And IMar gave up plenty of takedowns as well, so Robideau would get his, likely on reattacks since IMar shoots a lot.

No chance.

My point exactly