WrestleFan12

Would love to see Jax wrestle Seidel at low gravity. The scrambles would be epic.

There was zero stalling in that match, that’s why. Lack of scoring and lack of shots doesn’t necessarily equate to stalling. Good grief.

You really think it would’ve been fair to put Davino or Jax on a shot clock last night? I like action, but I’m against forcing guys to take shots when nothing is there.

Zane was like that.

Not sure Blaze has the offense to beat any of the other three.

Luke has not looked dominant, to say the least, in the past couple of matches, unbecoming of a 1-seed.

Amazing! That was the definition of clutch!

I wonder if DraftKings views wrestling as a loss-leader.

Can I take the field against Jax? Siedel is a steal at +700. Edit: Maybe not a total steal. If you ran this tournament 10 times, Siedel would have to win it all 2 times for it to be a profitable bet.

Really hoping to see a rematch between Jax and Seidel. I’m not entirely sure Jax wins that bout if it happens. The first match, won 10-9 by Jax, is a candidate for match of the year.

Some of these modern day weed strains, just sitting in a bag in a drawer wrapped in a sock - brand new and not having been smoked at all - can not only stink up a room, it can be smelled on different floors of a house. Incredibly pungent. These days, dogs are not necessarily required to detect unsmoked pot...a human nose suffices.

Speaking of Elijah, I wonder if he will ultimately have a better freestyle career than either of his brothers. He's a late bloomer compared to his siblings, and probably won't peak for several or more years from now. I also wonder what kind of durability he will have in terms of injuries, which has been a problem for both older brothers.

I hope Greg becomes an AA this season. His collegiate career never really got off the ground, which is unfortunate for a 5 x state champion. Getting stuck behind Vito at 125 that one year didn’t help matters, as it probably cost him a year of collegiate experience that could have helped him in subsequent years. And then there were injuries, IIRC.

Your average head coach would probably have a tough time keeping his job after such an incident; a junior assistant coach probably has no shot at all.

Not sure. I took the comment first, get the facts later approach.