I'm at Cadet Worlds and J'den Cox went to the rules meeting where they emphasized new edge interpretations.
I've been to a bunch of these and they often emphasize something at Cadets as a test case. Whether or not that gets widely adopted is another matter. (I remember one time at JR Worlds (Brazil) i went to rules meeting and they said something was going to be called a certain way and it never was). so take it for what it's worth.
anyway - was wondering what you guys thought about this
https://rokfin.com/post/208831/JDen-Cox-New-Edge-Rules-Emphasis
there are no weight classes in tennis. there's 10 ish headliners in tennis. you get them, and you got yourself an event.
in wrestling you get 10 headliners against bums you still aint got nothing.
A Kentucky kid - Luke Ricketts - came outta nowhere really to make quarters at 190. has Mastny next.
in that same bracket, it's nice to see Penovich doing so well after his long injury layoff.
Carini's high ranking comes with SR's (Antonio) being removed.
and what's left is not very deep. that being said, Carini still has two years of HS left. everyone is recruiting him.
man, i love you guys. could talk Fargo all day.
Eggum's kid is at 150.
there's a kid that was kinda not on my radar - Nate Gugelman (ID). he didn't place but he beat some good guys (Verrette and Paridon)
i like Jawn Cena. but i completely disagree with this take. first of all, there are weight classes.
second of all, have you ever tried to get multiple ranked wrestlers in the same city at the same time?