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Look at the picture - this was a single-car garage below an apartment building The parking garage Jordan WIlliams was arrested in was open-air and had multiple levels 180 E Burlington St is a half-mile from the University of Iowa campus - he was responsible enough to stay in his car after a night of drinking instead of trying to drive home

Have you never listened to LJB ramble on about his motocross career in a wrestling thread

My fault - I thought I was caught up on the thread from last time I clicked it, and I missed the last page of discussion completely This is the man who dies on a hill that It's safe for young kids to race motorcycles, while also acting confused as to why young kids die racing motorcycles. Mysteries the world may never solve. If OJ can find the real killer, there is still hope for you good sir.

From what I can gather, it sounds like he had the car's ignition on so he could run the air conditioning while he slept: The incident occurred Sept. 7. According to a police affidavit, an officer approached a vehicle that had been running with its lights on for "at least" two hours in a parking lot/garage at 180 E. Burlington St. in Iowa City. The officer found Williams unconscious with an open container of alcohol in his lap. He didn't even leave the parking lot/garage, and I can't find any reporting that he moved the car while inebriated

Mark: A journey to the heart of history’s largest nonterritorial empire Aden Valencia, the 149-pound NCAA Division I wrestling champion, takes it in for the length of a deep breath before delivering Zuckerberg back to earth, i.e., slamming him to the floor. The others take only passing notice. They include Dave Camarillo, Zuckerberg’s mixed martial arts (MMA) coach, and Merab Dvalishvili, the former UFC Bantamweight champion and current No. 1 contender. There are a few others from Camarillo’s coaching staff and the Stanford wrestling team here, too. They are practicing single-leg entries on each other in the cramped and humid fighting studio of Zuckerberg’s Lake Tahoe escape. “It’s war over here!” Valencia says to them as he lifts his body off Zuckerberg. “I don’t know about over there.” “I can’t process fast enough to understand what’s happening,” Zuckerberg says as he gets back to his feet, before asking Valencia to explain how he did it. “You can really feel the cardio difference at this kind of altitude,” he says to me, “when your opponent is 20.” The dynamic in the room is immediately legible. Camarillo is the general, stalking the mat, weaving between the fighters, periodically breaking in with sudden vehemence to grapple himself, and throttling the intensity of the training up or down to ensure Zuckerberg won’t get maimed, but will get clocked if he loses focus. Dvalishvili is the apex predator, with a menacing look in his eye that makes you worried whether his own ferocity is subject to Camarillo’s adjustment. Valencia is the up-and-comer, the boy wonder who hasn’t yet tasted failure. When Camarillo instructs them all to don MMA gloves and box, and Valencia pairs up with Dvalishvili, it is impossible to take your eyes off them. The presence of the host, pouring sweat and landing and absorbing blows, seems somehow incidental. Zuckerberg has spoken in public about his affinity for the “masculine energy” of MMA fighting as a counterbalance to the “neutered or emasculated” corporate world and American society writ large. After two decades in his famous uniform of gray crewneck, dark jeans, and close-cropped Caesar cut, he appeared in 2024 with longer hair, gold chain, designer clothing, and an interest in Brazilian jiu-jitsu, leading many to speculate whether he’d decided to rebrand as a pillar of the manosphere. But here in his fighting studio, you can perhaps see a different reason he’s decided to give up his lifelong habit of sleeping in late in order to hit people and get hit three mornings a week.

You're doing the thing where you're making stuff up again Stop that

It's a crazy conspiracy theory. Most of the Russian talent who competed at RAF Moscow only signed one-match contracts as opposed to RAF's standard 3 or 5-match deals since they don't have travel visas. That's why Nolf's match with Khaniev was switched to a non-title Catchweight bout even though they both made weight - RAF didn't want a situation where Khaniev won the belt and wasn't able to defend it

The article says nothing about RAF Why do you keep doing this

Can we just skip to the point where LJB's kids get knocked out in their MMA debuts

Who pays for Timothy Hands' server bill? The answer may surprise you

You doubled down on Lucas Steldt's comparison of Greco wrestlers with jews who died in the Holocaust The same Lucas Steldt who runs a bullshit news website to write puff pieces that make Greco seem more important than it is: WHOA: Otto Black to NMU, Leaving Folkstyle for Greco I just want to hear you admit everyone in the Greco community is some degree of unstable

Your kids chose a dying sport, will exit college with worthless and/or no degress, and won't be able to coach since no one wants to learn Greco What is their game plan for life exactly after the 2028 Olympics? MMA? Power Slap?

Did you really just link to a guy comparing schools eliminating Greco to Hitler exterminating the jews? Get help, my guy

Nothing says "admonishment" like posting a GIF without explanation Where are your kids planning on getting free rides next year when NMU closes shop

Live shot of every Greco match:

His two kids put all their eggs in the NMU basket Since NMU is getting rid of wrestling, that may have been a fatal mistake So now until 2028, he'll just be shouting like a madman that Greco needs additional funding - not because it's a popular sport, but because his kids' Olympic hopes die without it Fun fact: his youngest has been floating around multiple colleges for three years, and still hasn't used any of his eligibility. No better response to "why doesn't NMU fund Greco?" than "the kids don't actually compete for the school"

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I fully agree with the amazing @benaskren who is objectively a great mind in wrestling and succe.mp4

They both looked awful in that match, to be fair A 44-year old Steve Mocco with a bad knee looked less gassed in his RAF match than Zahid